Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association
US- Korea Conference on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
Global Challenges in Science and
Technology
August 9 – 12, 2007 Reston, Virginia
What is KSEA?
KSEA is a 36-year-old non-profit national-level professional organization. It is open for participation to all Korean-Americans who have college degrees in science and engineering fields and cherish the heritage of Korean culture.
The KSEA’s objectives are to: - Promote the application of science and technology for the general welfare of society; - Foster the cooperation of international science communities especially among the US and Korea; - Serve the majority of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers and help them develop their full career potential.
KSEA has more than 30 chapters and 13 technical groups covering all major branches of science and engineering. Since its birth in 1971, KSEA has been recognized as the main representative organization promoting the common interests of Korean-American scientists and engineers toward meeting the objectives mentioned above.
KSEA particularly welcomes participation from 1.5th-Generation, 2nd-Generation, and 3rd-Generation Korean- American scientists and engineers including the mixed-race and adoptee communities. KSEA promotes helping younger-generation Korean-Americans to be aware of the rapid advances in science and engineering occurring both inside and outside of the US. Especially, it is helping to create opportunities for Young Generation members to interact with talented scientists and engineers in Korea.
KSEA conducts many annual activities that can be found on the website (https://www.ksea.org/).
Call for Participation in UKC2008
UKC2008 will be held in San Diego, CA during August 14 – 17, 2007. Tentative symposiums and forums include (1) Physics in honor of Prof. Ki Uck Lee; (2) Alternative Energy and Environmental Sustainability; (3) Fossil Energy in Next Decades; (4) Automotive Science & Technol.; (5) Mechanical Eng. & Manufacturing Technol.; (6) Aerospace Sci. & Technol.; (7) Communications & Networking; (8) Information Technol.; (9) Electronic Packaging; (10) Bio Sci. & Technol.; (11) Statistics, Biostatistics & Bioinformatics; (12) Food Sci. & Technol.; (13) Nano Sci. & Technol.; (14) Polymer Chemistry & Physics; (15) Plastics Eng. & Technol.; (16) Civil & Environmental Eng.; (17) General Papers in Poster Session; (18) Young Generation; (19) Women in Sci. & Eng.; (20) Education and R&D Policy; (21) Chapter & Affiliated Professional Soc. Introduction in Poster Session.
• Conference Co-Chairs: Kang-Wook Lee, IBM T. J. Watson Res. Ctr., President-elect of KSEA, [email protected] and Ki-Jun Lee, President-elect of KOFST, [email protected]. • Conference Program Committee: Myung Jong Lee (Chair), CUNY, [email protected] and Hee-Koo Moon (Co-chair), Solar Turbines, [email protected]. • Conference Executive Committee: Dong Woo Yu (Chair), MaxForma Plastics, [email protected]. • Local Arrangement Committee: Higgin Ko (Chair), SPAWAR Systems Center, [email protected].
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Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA)
http://ksea.org/ukc2007/
2007 US-Korea Conference (UKC) on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
Co-Organized with The Korean Federation of Sciences & Technology Societies (KOFST) and The Korean-US Science Cooperation Center (KUSCO)
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Conference Co-Chairs Advisory Committee Members
Prof. Kang-Won Wayne Lee (KSEA President, URI) Prof. Kiuck Lee (Marquette Univ.) Dr. Yung Bog Chae (KOFST President) President Chan-Mo Park (POSTECH) Prof. Ki-Hyon Kim (NCCU) Dr. Kun Sup Hyun (PPI) Program Committee Prof. Hyo-Gon Kim (GIST) Prof. Moon Won Suh (NCSU) Prof. Chueng-Ryong Ji (Program Chair, NCSU) Dr. Sae Young Ahn (Fezbien Tech) Prof. Kwang-Soo Kim (Harvard Medical School) Dr. Kyong Chul Chun (ANL) Prof. Kenneth Yu (Univ. of Maryland) Prof. Ki Dong Lee (UIUC) Prof. Hong Tak (Tom) Hahn (UCLA) Dr. Howard Ho Chung (MITEC) Symposium, Forum & Workshop General Chairs Prof. NakHo Sung (Tufts Univ.) Prof. Chan Il Chung (RPI) Prof. Kwang-Hae Kim (UCI) AMT Dr. Woonsup Park (Aerospace) Dr. Sung- Kwon Kang (IBM) Dr. Kang-Wook Lee (IBM) AST Prof. Ki Dong Lee (Univ. of Illinois) Prof. Yong-Wook Kim (Lehigh University)
BST Dr. MyungHee Park (NIH)
Dr. Seong-Jin Kim (NIH) Local Arrangement Committee CEE Prof. Byung Ro Kim (MyongJi Univ.) Prof. Jungho Kim (LAC Chair, Univ. of Maryland) CBS Prof. Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.) Prof. Jin Taek Chung (Korea University) Dr. Jae Hyun Cho (James Aspen Technology FST Prof. Dong Uk Ahn (Iowa St U) Inc.) GE Dr. Sam Ryu (SOFEC Inc.) Dr. Zong Woo (Victor) Geem (Westat) Prof. Kenneth Yu (Univ. of Maryland) IT Prof. Soon Myoung Chung (Wright State Univ.) Mr. Hoon Kim (Boeing) Ms. Laurie Kim (CBIZ) CNT Prof. Dong Sam Ha (Virginia Tech) Dr. Jin Ho Kim (Swales Aerospace) Prof. Kwang Bok Lee (Seoul National Univ.) Mr. Edward Lim (ETIS) MRM Dr. Howard Ho Chung (MITEC) Mr. Seongho Kang (ETIS)
NST Prof. Duck-Joo Yang (Univ. of Texas at Dallas) CONK Prof. Kwang Chul Choi (KAIST) Online Registration IT
WISE Dr. Gye-Won Han (TSRI) Dr. Minbo Shim (General Dynamics)
YPF Prof. Byungkyu (Brian) Park (Univ. of Virginia) IRDF Prof. Moon W. Suh (North Carolina State Univ.) Publication Committee Chair
NMQL Dr. Gun-Woong Bahng (KRISS) Dr. Hee-Koo Moon (Solarturbines Inc.)
SBR Dr. John C.Chah (Society of Biomedical Research)
Dr. Myung-Hi S. Lee (Knowledge Recovery Inst.) Conference Secretarist
Ms. Ashley Kim Public Relations Committee Chair Ms. Kelly Kim Ms. Julie Kang Prof. Bongsup Cho (Univ. of Rhode Island) Ms. Eun Jin Park
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Contents
Message from UKC2007 Chairs Dr. K. Wayne Lee’s Message……………………………………………………………………………….. 6 Dr. Yung Bog Chae’s Message…………………………………………………….….………………...…. 8 UKC2007 Information. …………………………………………………………………………….……………... 10 UKC2007 Venue………………………………………………………………………….….…….……………… 11 National Anthem of USA……………………………………………………………………….………………… 12 National Anthem of Korea……………………………………………………………….……...…………….…. 13 UKC2007 Plenary Programs…………………………………………………………………………………….. 14 Basic Conference Structure……………………………………………………………………………………… 16 Complementary Meetings………………………………………………………………………………………... 17 Program at a Glance- August 9, 2007…………………………………………………….……………………. 17 Program at a Glance- August 10, 2007 ………………………………………………………………………... 18 Program at a Glance- August 11, 2007……………………………………………...…………………………. 20 Symposiums Advanced Materials Technology (AMT)……………………………………………….…………………... 22 Aerospace Science & Technology (AST)……………………………………………….…………………. 23 Bio Science and Technology (BST)………………………………………………………………………... 24 Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)………………………………………………………….…… 26 Contemporary Basic Science (CBS)………………………………………………………..……………… 29 Food Science & Technology (FST)………………………………………………………..……………….. 31 Global Energy (GE)………………………………………………………………………….……………….. 34 Information Technology (IT)………………………………………………………………...………………. 35 Communication & Networking Technology (CNT)………………………………………..………………. 38 Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, and Manufacturing Technology (MRM)……………………….…. 40 Nano Science & Technology (NST)………………………………………………………….…………….. 43 Forums Women in Science & Engineering (WISE)……………………………………………….…………….….. 45 Young Professional Forum (YPF)……………………………………………………………………….…. 46 Innovative R & D Forum (IRDF)………………………………………………….…………………………. 47 Challenges and Opportunities for Technology Collaboration Projects in North Korea (CONK)….….. 48 Workshops KRISS-NIST Joint Workshop on Nano-metrology & Quality of Life (NMQL)………………………….. 49 Society of Biomedical Research (SBR)……………………………………………………………………. 51 Poster Presentations…………………………………………………………………………….……………….. 54 KSEA Awards…………..…………………………………………………………………...…………………….. 57 UKC2007 Sponsors…………………………………………………………………………...………………….. 62 Local Information………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 74 Conference Floor Plan………………………………………………………………..……………………….…. 76
5 Messages from UKC2007 Chairs
Prof. Kang-Won Wayne Lee’s Message
Dear Honorable Deputy Prime Minister Kim, KOFST President Chae, Distinguished Guests, KSEA Members and Friends, and UKC Speakers and Participants,
I would like to welcome all of you to the 2007 US-Korea Conference (UKC) on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship at the Hyatt Regency in Reston, VA.
About 35 years ago, a group of science and engineering lovers gathered to establish an organization to promote the advancement of science and technology in both Korea and the US. That organization, of course, was the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA or !). As many of you may know, the Greek capital letter, " (KSEA) has a profound meaning: the harmonious unity between heaven and earth. Since its inception, KSEA and its members have strived to unify scientists and engineers in the US and Korea and to promote the advancement of science and technology.
We also started this bi-national conference about 13 years ago, and through the cooperative efforts of KSEA, KOFST and KUSCO, we have enjoyed great success in terms of attendance, the number of papers presented, and most importantly the spectrum and quality of technical programs. The UKC2007 Organizing Committee is dedicated to building off of the success of past conferences and in that spirit has implemented the following initiatives for this year’s event:
• Promote the UKC as a platform for true interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research activities; • Transform the UKC into an international conference by inviting more non ethnic Korean speakers and participants; • Fulfill the theme “Global Challenges in Science and Technology” by placing a greater emphasis on the current status and future prospects of science and technology; • Invite selected prominent scholars from both Korea and the U.S. for plenary session presentations; • Utilize a general poster session to increase participation particularly among young scientists and engineers; • Provide a number of travel awards to KSEA affiliated organizations in order to attract more young and/or women scientists and engineers; • Organize an Innovative R&D Forum on policy and education issues; • Encourage participation by small and medium industries as well as research institutes and technoparks; • Improve the online conference management system by accepting paper submissions and registration information through the conference website (www.ksea.org/ukc2007); • Organize at least two international workshops in conjunction with UKC2007 – Nano-Metrology & Quality of Life organized by KRISS and NIST, and Biotechnology Workshop by the Society of Biomedical Research; and • Conduct mandatory wrap-up sessions at the end of each symposium, forum and workshop.
Generous sponsorships have been provided to UKC2007 from many industrial companies and research organizations based in the US and Korea. We trust that the commitment demonstrated by these organizations signifies the importance of UKC as a venue to discuss science and technology collaboration across the Pacific. I am certain that we will meet and exceed their expectations.
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The Local Arrangement Committee, mainly comprised of dedicated members of the Washington Metro Chapter and HQ staff, worked hard to prepare this conference for all participants. They have taken special care to arrange for convenient transportation to and from the conference site, comfortable hotel accommodations, delicious food, facilitative meeting rooms and exhibition facilities, and entertaining social programs. I hope you join me in applauding and recognizing their efforts.
Of course, when we have thousands of active members, it is inevitable that we may not agree on every single issue. But we are brothers and sisters who love science and technology, so let us not hesitate to engage in live and professional debates and develop our ever-growing collegial network.
Now, I would like to invite all of you to actively participate in the 2007 US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship, to meet your colleagues and friends, to engage in interdisciplinary networking, and to visit the capital city of Washington, D.C. We are confident that this year’s conference will prove to be a valuable professional and personal experience.
Warm Regards,
Kang-Won Wayne Lee, Ph.D., P.E. UKC 2007 Conference Co-Chair and the 36th KSEA President University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI 02881, USA
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Dr. Yung Bog Chae’s Message
Honorable Dr. Kim Woo-Sik, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Lee Kang-Won, President of the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, distinguished scientists and engineers, ladies and gentlemen,
It is my great honor to deliver the welcoming address at the opening ceremony of the US- Korea Conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship 2007.
As a co-chairman of UKC 2007 and the President of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies, I would like to extend my warmhearted welcome to each and every one of scientists and engineers here today who had travelled all the way from Korea and the United States to attend this Conference.
As well recognized, the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, or KSEA has played a key role in enhancing friendships and building up networks among the Korean-American scientists and engineers, operating 60 local branches throughout the United States.
KSEA has also made a great contribution to fostering scientific and technological cooperation between the United States and Korea. Through KSEA, we has actively pursued a variety of cooperative programs such as organizing conference, manpower development and information exchange. UKC, KSEA annual conference in particular, has expedited to share ideas and technical information, develop cooperative programs, and establish professional networks between our two countries.
Distinguished participants, ladies and gentlemen,
I am very glad to see the new developments of UKC 2007. Consisting of 11 professional symposiums, 3 forums and 2 workshops, the Conference is extended to cover almost all the important technical areas such as advanced material, aerospace, bio, civil & environmental engineering, basic science, food, energy, information technology, communication & networking, mechanical engineering, robotics & manufacturing, and nanotechnology. The Conference is also dealing with many interesting issues such as women in science and engineering, young professionals, and nano-metrology and quality of life.
It is also noteworthy to mention that two US Korean professional organizations, those are the Society of Biomedical Research and the Korean Computer Scientists and Engineers Association join UKC this year, organizing professional symposium or workshop. I strongly believe that this will serve to enhance the self-esteem of Korean-American science community and its capacity as a bridge for S&T cooperation between our two countries.
I would also like to draw your attention to so-called ‘Ultra Program’ session, which is geared to promote exchanges in science and technology between our two countries. I am confident that this will provide with great opportunities for bringing new ideas, discussing promising research topics, and elaborating cooperative programs. I am very grateful in this regard to Deputy Prime Minister Kim Woo-Sik for his initiative in holding the ‘Ultra Program’ and for his presence to this session.
Distinguished participants, ladies and gentlemen,
As we are well aware, the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement is waiting for ratification of the Korean National Assembly and the U.S. Congress, respectively. With no doubt, the FTA will not only boost bilateral trade but also promote S&T cooperation to a great extent. The license certification of engineers in particular will accelerate interrelationship among professionals and will ultimately lead to closer cooperative tie in science and technology between our two countries.
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Taking this into account, the role of KSEA and UKC in particular, its annual conference will become more important than ever. I sincerely hope that with the leadership of KSEA being stronger, UKC will continue to grow into a highly renowned gathering, bringing prominent scientists and engineers not only from Korea and the United States but also from all over the countries.
In closing, I would like to extend once again my thanks to President Lee Kang-Won, KSEA, its members and staffs for their dedication and hard work in organizing this Conference. Finally I hope that the Conference will be more successful than ever before and will be meaningful and beneficial to all the participants. I wish you all enjoy the Conference, UKC 2007.
Thank you very much.
Dr. Yung Bog Chae President of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies August 9, 2007
9 UKC2007 Information
The annual technical conference of KSEA, called "US-Korea Conference (UKC) on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship", is the most important and visible activity of KSEA. The main objective of UKC is to promote the US-Korea cooperation in advancing science and technology. The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST) and the Korean-US Science Cooperation Center (KUSCO) are co-organizers. UKC is sponsored by many industrial companies and research organizations. Annually, 500-700 scientists and engineers from the US and Korea have attended the conference. A large attendance is expected at the UKC2007.
Significant research findings, R&D trends, and future prospects of sciences and technologies are solicited in the areas including, but not limited to the following:
• Advanced Materials Technology (AMT) • Aerospace Science & Technology (AST) • Bio Science and Technology (BST) • Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) • Contemporary Basic Science (CBS) • Food Science & Technology (FST) • Global Energy (GE) • Information Technology (IT) • Communication and Networking Technology (CNT) • Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, and Manufacturing Technology (MRM) • Nanoscience and Technology (NST) • Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) • Young Professional Forum (YPF) • Innovative R & D Forum (IRDF) • Challenges and Opportunities for Technology Collaboration Projects in North Korea (CONK) • Nano-Metrology & Quality of Life (NMQL) • Society of Biomedical Research (SBR)
Official Conference Language: English
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UKC2007 Venue
Hyatt Regency Reston 1800 Presidents Street, Reston, Virginia, USA 20190 Tel: +1 703 709 1234 Fax: +1 703 925 8295 http://reston.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/
DIRECTIONS TO HYATT REGENCY RESTON FROM:
Washington Dulles International Airport (6.59 miles) From airport take Dulles Access Road East toward Washington, DC. At Reston, use Exit 12, Reston Parkway / VA 602 and make a Left on to Reston Parkway. Next turn Left onto Bluemont Way. Turn right onto Presidents Street to our Northern VA hotel.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport / Washington, DC (22 miles) Head North on the George Washington Memorial Parkway (crossing over into Virginia). Take the VA-123 exit toward Chain Bridge / McLean. Keep right at the fork to go on VA-123 S. Merge onto VA-267 W toward I-495 N / Dulles Airport (Portions toll). Take Reston Parkway / VA-602 exit- Exit 12. Keep Right at the fork to go on Reston Parkway / VA-602 N. Turn Left onto Bluemont Way. Turn right onto Presidents Street to our hotel in Northern VA.
Other Available Hotels
Sheraton Reston Hotel 11810 Sunrixe Valley Drive Reston, VA 20191 Phone (703) 620- 9000 http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/index.html
Homestead Studio Suites at Reston 12190 Sunset Hills Rd. Reston, VA 20190 Telephone: (703) 707-9700 http://www.homesteadhotels.com/
11 National Anthem of USA
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National Anthem of Korea
13 UKC2007 Plenary Programs
Opening Ceremony (Friday, 8/10/07) 11:30am – 12:00pm Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Prof. Myung Jong Lee (CUNY)
National Anthems of US and Korea
Addresses Prof. K. Wayne Lee (KSEA President, Conference Co-Chair, Univ. of Rhode Island) Dr. Yung Bog Chae (KOFST President, Conference Co-Chair) Dr. Woo-Sik Kim (Deputy Prime Minister, MOST, Korea)
Luncheon (Friday, 8/10/07) 12:00pm – 1:00pm Samsung Lunch Grand Ballroom
Plenary Session I (Friday, 8/10/07) 1:00pm – 2:00pm Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Dr. Gil Jong Kang (FDA) 1:00pm Mr. Y. Cho, Hanjin Group Chairman (TBC) 1:15pm Mr. Jong Yong Yun, Sam Sung Vice Chair and NAEK Chairman (TBC) 1:30pm Dr. Elias Zerhounni, NIH Director (TBC) 1:45pm Dr. Arden L. Bement, Jr., NSF Director
Semi-Plenary Session - IT/CNT Joint (Friday, 8/10/07) 2:15pm –3:45pm Lake Fairfax A & B Session Chair: Dr. Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM) 2:20pm Dr. Kwyro Lee, LG Electronics Ex. V. President 2:40pm Prof. Chan-Mo Park, POSTECH President 3:35pm Prof. Kane Kim, University of California, Irvine
Semi-Plenary Session - Prof. Kang Memorial (Friday, 8/10/07) 4:00pm –5:30pm Lake Anne B Session Chair: Prof. Ki-Hyon Kim (North Carolina Central U) 4:00pm CBS-3.1 Prof. Paul Frampton, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4:15pm CBS-3.2 Prof. Hong-Young Chang, KAIST; My Experience with Plasma Sources 4:30pm CBS-3.4 Dr.Tuson Park, Los Alamos National Laboratory 4:45pm CBS-3.5 Prof. Yong-Wook Kim, Lehigh University 5:00pm CBS-3.6 Dr. Manshik Kang, KUSCO, Family Representative
Banquet (Friday, 8/10/07) 6:30pm –8:00pm SK Telecom Banquet/Dinner Grand Ballroom 8:00pm – 8:30pm Music Program Grand Ballroom
Plenary Session II (Friday, 8/10/2007) 8:30pm – 9:30pm Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Prof. Chueng-Ryong Ji (NCSU) 8:30pm Dr. Seok Joong Yoon, SK Telecom Vice President 8:45pm Dr. Chang-Sun Hong, Korean National Assembly 9:00pm Governor Tae Ho Kim, Kyungsangnamdo Province (TBC)
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Luncheon (Saturday, 8/11/07) 12:00pm – 12:50pm POSCO Lunch Grand Ballroom 12:50pm – 1:10pm KUSCO/KSEA Scholarship Presentation Grand Ballroom Dr. Seok-Sik Choi, KOSEF Chairman
Plenary Session III (Saturday, 8/11/07) 1:10pm – 2:00pm Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Prof. Moon W. Suh (NC State University); Creating Creativity for Competitive R&D 1:10pm Prof. Chan-Mo Park, POSTECH President; Recognition and Acceptance Speech 1:15pm Dr. Seung-Hyeon Moon, GIST V. President; Creating Research Environment for Productivity 1:25pm Prof. Nam Pyo Suh, KAIST President; Innovation - Where Does It Come? 1:35pm Prof. Steve Kang, UC Merced Chancellor; Harnessing the Creativity in the University Community 1:45pm Prof. Moon Won Suh, NCSU; Serendipity and Invention - Are They Random?
Semi-Plenary Session – Research Institutes (Saturday, 8/11/07) 2:15pm –3:45pm Lake Audubon Session Chair: Dr. Key Hyup Kim (KITECH President) 2:15pm Introduction: Dr. Key Hyup Kim, KITECH President 2:20pm International R&D Cooperation; Dr. Dongwha Kum, KIST (Keynote Speech) 2:40pm International Collaboration in R&D and Standardization; Dr. Mun-Kee Choi, ETRI (Keynote Speech) 3:00pm Panel Discussion- Collaboration between Government-Funded R&D Institutes and US R&D Institutes and KSEA- a New Paradigm for the Future Panelists- Dr. Jae Do Lee (KRICT), Dr. Tai Sup Lee (KIGAM), Dr. Ki Dai Yum (KORDI), Dr. Hak Min Kim (KIMS). Dr. Hong Yul Paik (KAEI), and Dr. Kwang Hwa Chung Discussants- Dr. Name Hee Chae (KRIRI), Dr. Jong-yeol Kim (KIOM), Dr. Tae Young Chung (KIMM), Dr. Soon Heung Chang (KAIST), and Dr. Eun Dong Kim (KERI)
Semi-Plenary Session – Technoparks (Saturday, 8/11/07) 4:00pm –5:30pm Lake Fairfax A Session Chair: Dr. Saeyoung Ahn (Fuzbien Technology Institute) 4:00pm Significance of Regional Technoparks in Korea; Dr. Jong Koo Lee, Deputy Minister of Health and Welfare, ROK 4:15pm Prospects of Collaboration between Gangwon-Do and KSEA; Mr. Sang-Pyo Kim, Dept. of Industry and Economy, Gangwon-Do 4:30pm Gangwon TechnoValley Triangle®; Dr. Seung Ho Han, Gangwon Technopark 4:45pm Globalization Efforts at Osung Technolois; Mr. Sean Hahm, Osung Bio-Health Science Technopolis 5:00pm Panel Discussion; All Participants, including Representatives of Kyugsangnam-Do and Kyungsangbook- Do
Banquet (Saturday, 8/11/07) 6:30pm – 7:30pm Hyundai/Kia Banquet/Dinner Grand Ballroom 7:30pm – 8:00pm KSEA Award Ceremony Grand Ballroom
Plenary Session IV (Saturday, 8/11/07) 8:00pm – 9:00pm Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Dr. Sun-Hwa Hahn (KISTI/KOSEN) 8:00pm Mr. Ku-Taek Lee, POSCO CEO (TBC) 8:15pm Dr. Woong-Chul Yang, Hyundai Senior Executive Vice President 8:30pm Dr. Sang-Kee Suh, Korean National Assembly 8:45pm Dr. Samuel W. Bodman, Secretary of US DOE (TBC)
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Date Time Event 1:30 - 3:00pm Young Professional Forum (YPF) YPF Cont’d, Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) 3:00 - 4:00pm Aug. 9 Society of Biomedical Research (SBR) Thur 4:00 - 4:15pm Coffee Break 4:15 - 6:00pm YPF, WISE, SBR & ULTRA Workshop (Presided by DPM) 6:00 - 9:00pm Networking Dinner & VIP / ULTA Dinner (Invitation Only) 7:00 - 8:00am Breakfast Sponsored by Korean Air 8:00 - 9:30am Parallel Sessions (13 Tracks) 9:30 - 9:45am Coffee Break 9:45 - 11:15am Parallel Sessions (13 Tracks) 11:15 - 11:30am Break 11:30 - 12:00pm Opening Ceremony – Prof. M. Lee (CUNY) 12:00 - 1:00pm Lunch Sponsored by Samsung Electronics 1:00 - 2:00pm Plenary Session I – Dr. Gil Jong Kang (FDA) 2:00 - 2:15pm Break Aug. 10 Parallel Sessions (11 Tracks) Fri 2:15 - 3:45pm Special Session in Honor of POSTECH President Chan-Mo Park Press Conference (2:30pm at Smith Bowman) 3:45 - 4:00pm Coffee Break Parallel Sessions (11 Tracks) 4:00 - 5:30pm Late Prof. Kyungsik Kang’s Memorial Session 5:30 - 6:30pm Break 6:30 - 8:00pm Banquet Sponsored by SK Telecom 8:00 - 8:30pm Classic Music Program (Directed by Prof. S. Lee) 8:30 - 9:30pm Plenary Session II - Prof. Chueng-Ryong Ji (NCSU) 9:45 - 10:45pm UKC2008 Committee Meeting (Lake Thoreau) /NMSC Committee Meeting (Lake Audubon) 7:00 - 8:00am Breakfast Sponsored by LG Electronics 8:00 - 9:30am Parallel Sessions (12 Tracks) 9:30 - 9:45am Coffee Break 9:45 -11:15am Parallel Sessions (13 Tracks) 11:15 -12:00pm Poster Session (Best Presentation Awards Evaluation) 11:50 -12:50pm Lunch Sponsored by POSCO 12:50 -1:10pm KUSCO / KSEA Scholarship Presentation 1:10 - 2:00pm Plenary Session III– Prof. Moon Won Suh (NCSU) Aug.11 2:00 – 2:15pm Break Sat 2:15 - 3:45pm Parallel Sessions (12 Tracks) / IRDF Semi-Plenary Session– Dr. Key Hyup Kim (KITECH) 3:45 - 4:00pm Coffee Break 4:00 - 5:30pm Parallel Sessions (11 Tracks) / IRDF Semi-Plenary Session– Prof. Moon Won Suh (NCSU) 5:30 - 6:30pm Break 6:30 - 7:30pm Banquet Sponsored by Hyundai / Kia Motors 7:30 – 8:00pm Awards Presentation 8:00 – 9:00pm Plenary Session IV – Dr. Sun-Hwa Hahn (KISTI/KOSEN) 9:00 – 9:10pm UKC2008 by PE Dr. Kang Wook Lee 9:15 – 10:00pm KSEA Chapter Presidents Meeting (Lake Audubon) Aug. 12 8:30 – 4:30pm KSEA Council Meeting at KSEA Headquarters Sun
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Date Time YPF WISE ULTRA SBR
Aug. 9 1:30pm – Thur Grand Ballroom E 3:00pm
3:00pm – Grand Ballroom E Grand Ballroom G Regency Ballroom A 4:00pm 4:00pm – Coffee Break (15 min) 4:15pm 4:15pm – Grand Ballroom E Grand Ballroom G Grand Ballroom F Regency Ballroom A 6:00pm
6:00pm – Networking Dinner & VIP/ ULTRA Dinner 9:00pm
Complementary Meetings
Press Conference (Friday, Aug 10) Coordinator: Prof. Bongsup Cho (Univ. of Rhode Island)
2:30pm – 3:45pm Smith Bowman
UKC2008 Committee Meeting (Friday, Aug 10) Coordinator: Dr. Kang Wook Lee (IBM)
9:30pm – 10:30pm Lake Thoreau
NMSC Committee Meeting (Friday, Aug 10) Coordinator: Prof. Chueng-Ryong Ji (NCSU)
9:45pm – 10:45pm Lake Audubon
KSEA Chapter Presidents Meeting (Saturday, Aug 11) Coopdinator: Dr. Christopher Ha (Caterpillar, Inc.)
9:15pm – 10:15pm Lake Audubon
KSEA Council Meeting (Sunday, Aug 12) Coordinator: Dr. Gil Jong Kang (FDA)
8:30am – 4:30pm KSEA Headquarters
17 Program at a Glance (Friday, Aug 10 A)
Date Time AMT AST BST CEE CBS FST GE IT
Aug.10 7:00am – Breakfast Sponsored by Korean Air- Grand Ballroom Fri 8:00am Reston 8:00am – Lake Regency Regency Reston Lake Fairfax Hunters 9:30am Audubon B A South Lake B Woods 9:30am – Coffee Break (15 min) 9:45am Physics - Lake
Reston Anne B 9:45am – Lake Regency Regency Lake Fairfax Hunters Reston 11:15am Audubon B Statistic - Reston A South Lake B Woods Town Center
11:15am - Break (15 min) 11:30am 11:30am - Opening Ceremony- Grand Ballroom 12:00pm 12:00pm Lunch Sponsored by Samsung – Grand Ballroom – 1:00pm 1:00pm – Plenary Session I 2:00pm 2:00pm – Break (15 min) 2:15pm Physics - Lake
Reston Anne B IT/ CNT Joint 2:15pm – Lake Regency Regency Reston Session - Hunters 3:45pm Audubon B Statistic – Reston A South Lake Lake Fairfax Woods Town Center A & B
3:45pm – Coffee Break (15 min) 4:00pm
Statistic – Reston Town Center 4:00pm – Lake Regency Regency Reston Lake Fairfax
5:30pm Audubon B A South Lake B Late Prof. Kang’s Memorial Session – Lake Anne B Extra 5:30pm – Session – Break (60min) 6:30pm Lake Fairfax B 6:30 – Banquet Sponsored by SK Telecom – Grand Ballroom 8:00pm 8:00pm – Classical Music Program – Grand Ballroom 8:30pm 8:30pm – Plenary Session II – Grand Ballroom 9:00pm
18 Program at a Glance (Friday, Aug 10 B)
Date Time CNT MRM NST WISE YPF IRDF NMQL SBR CONK
7:00am – Aug.10 Breakfast Sponsored by Korean Air Fri 8:00am Reston Reston Reston 8:00am – Lake Fairfax Lake Lake North Tall Town Lake Thoreau 9:30am A Anne B Anne A Point Oaks Center
9:30am – Coffee Break (15 min) 9:45am
Reston Reston Lake 9:45am – Lake Fairfax North Tall Anne Lake Thoreau 11:15am A Point Oaks A
11:15am – Break (15 min) 11:30am 11:30am – Opening Ceremony - Grand Ballroom 12:00pm 12:00pm – Lunch Sponsored by Samsung – Grand Ballroom 1:00pm 1:00pm – Plenary Session I – Grand Ballroom 2:00pm 2:00pm – Break (15 min) 2:15pm
IT/ CNT Joint Reston Reston Lake 2:15pm – Session - North Tall Anne Lake Thoreau 3:45pm Lake Fairfax Point Oaks A A & B
3:45pm – Coffee Break (15 min) 4:00pm KRFI / NKBIO Biologics / Vaccine Award - Reston Reston Lake Reston 4:00pm – Lake Fairfax Lake Thoreau North Tall Anne Hunters 5:30pm A Point Oaks A Executive Woods Meeting – Smith Bowman 5:30pm – Break (60 min) 6:30pm
6:30 – Banquet Sponsored by SK Telecom – Grand Ballroom 8:00pm
8:00pm – Classical Music Program – Grand Ballroom 8:30pm 8:30pm – Plenary Session II – Grand Ballroom 9:00pm
19 Program at a Glance (Saturday, Aug 11 A)
Date Time AMT AST BST CEE CBS FST GE IT
Aug.11 7:00am - LG Electronics Breakfast – Grand Ballroom Sat 8:00am
Const - Lake Reston Reston Anne A 8:00am - Lake Regency South Hunters Lake Fairfax B 9:30am Audubon A Lake Woods Transpt - Lake Anne B 9:30am - Coffee Break (15 min) 9:45am Envrion - Reston Reston Lake Anne A Math I - 9:45am - Lake Regency South Hunters Reston Town Lake Fairfax B 11:15am Audubon A Lake Woods Trans. - Lake Center Anne B
11:15am - Poster Session (Best Presentation Awards Evaluation) – Grand Ballroom 12:00pm 12:00am - Lunch Sponsored by POSCO – Grand Ballroom 12:50pm 12:50pm - KUSCO / KSEA Scholarship Certificate Presentation – Grand Ballroom 1:10pm 1:10pm - Plenary Session III – Grand Ballroom 2:00pm 2:00 pm - Break (15 min) 2:15 pm
Environ - Security & Trust - Lake Anne A Math II - Lake Fairfax B 2:15pm - Regency Reston Town 3:45pm A Intermet & Web - Transpt - Center Reston Hunters Lake Anne B Woods 3:45pm - Coffee Break (15 min) 4:00pm Software - Lake Chemistry - Fairfax B 4:00pm - Regency Transpt - Reston Town 5:30pm A Networking - Lake Anne B Center Reston Hunters Woods 5:30 - Break (60 min) 6:30pm 6:30pm - Banquet Sponsored by Hyundai & Kia Motors Banquet – Grand Ballroom 7:30pm 7:30pm - Awards Presentation – Grand Ballroom 8:00pm 8:00pm - Plenary Session IV – Grand Ballroom 9:00pm 9:00 - UKC2008 by PE Kang Wook Lee – Grand Ballroom 9:10pm
20 Program at a Glance (Saturday, Aug 11 B)
Date Time CNT MRM NST WISE YPF IRDF NMQL SBR CONK
Aug.11 7:00am - LG Electronics Breakfast Sat 8:00am
Corporate Matching -
8:00am - Lake Reston Reston Lake Thoreau
9:30am Fairfax A North Tall Oaks SBR Forum - Regency B 9:30am - Coffee Break (15 min) 9:45am Corporate Matching - Lake Thoreau 9:45am - Lake Reston Reston
11:15am Fairfax A North Tall Oaks SBR / NEBS Young Scientist - Regency B 11:15am - Poster Session (Best Presentation Awards Evaluation) – Grand Ballroom 12:00pm 12:00am - Lunch Sponsored by POSCO – Grand Ballroom 12:50pm 12:50pm - KUSCO / Scholarship Certificate Presentation – Grand Ballroom 1:10pm 1:10pm - Plenary Session III – Grand Ballroom 2:00pm 2:00pm – Break (15 min) 2:15 pm Corporate Matching - 2:15pm - Lake Reston Reston Lake Lake Thoreau
3:45pm Fairfax A North Tall Oaks Audubon SBR / NIH - Regency B 3:45pm - Coffee Break (15 min) 4:00pm Corporate Matching - Lake Thoreau
4:00pm - Reston Reston Lake SBR / CKD Award
5:30pm North Tall Oaks Fairfax A Session - Regency B
Executive Meeting - Smith Bowman 5:30 - Break (60 min) 6:30pm 6:30pm - Banquet Sponsored by Hyundai & Kia Motors Banquet – Grand Ballroom 7:30pm 7:30pm - Awards Presentation – Grand Ballroom 8:00pm 8:00pm - Plenary Session IV – Grand Ballroom 9:00pm 9:00 - UKC2008 by PE Kang Wook Lee – Grand Ballroom 9:10pm
21 Advanced Materials Technology (AMT)
Objectives Provide a forum to discuss recent advances and future trends in materials technologies. Build/ reinforce professional networks and fellowship among the Korean Materials scientists and engineers in the US and Korea.
Co-Chairs Woonsup Park (The Aerospace Corporation, [email protected]), Sooho Kim (General Motors), Sung-Joon Kim (KIMM), and Kyung Tae Hong (KIST)
AMT Symposium Advisory Committee Sung-Kwon Kang (IBM), Jong Keel Lee (Mich Tech U), Jay Y. Koo (Exxon Mobil), Dong-Hwa Kum (KIST), and Hak-Min Kim (KIMM)
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session 1: Structural Materials (Reston South Lakes) Session Chairs: Woonsup Park, and Sooho Kim
8:00am AMT-1.1 Implementation of Continuous Cast (CC) AA5754 Aluminum Alloy in Automotive Stampings; Sooho Kim*, and Anil K Sachdev; General Motors R&D Center 8:20am AMT-1.2 Impact Behaviors of Cyclic and Aromatic Nylons for Transparent Armor Applications; John W. Song*1, Nicholas Tsantinis2, and Roy Paulson2; 1US Army Natick Soldier Research, 2Paulson Manufacturing Corporation 8:40am AMT-1.3 Advance in Structural Foam-Molding Technology; Chul Bum Park*, John W.S. Lee, and J. Wang; University of Toronto 9:00am AMT-1.4 The Isothermal Crystallization Behaviors of Bulk Metallic Glasses by Using Electrical Resistivity Change; Seung Hee Hong, Myoung-Ryul Ok, Eun Young Kang, and Kyung Tae Hong*; Korea Institute of Science and Technology 9:20am AMT-1.5 Friction Stir Welding of Precipitation Hardened Ni Based Alloys; H. Jun1, R. Ayer2, and H. W. Jin*2; 1Mittal Steel USA Research and Development Center, 2ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Co
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session 2: Functional Materials (Reston South Lakes) Session Chairs: Chul Bum Park, and Kyung Tae Hong
9:45am AMT-2.1 Chemically and Electrically Tunable Block Copolymer Photonic Gels: Exceptionally Large Tunability via Uniaxial Swelling; Youngjong Kang*1, and Edwin L. Thomas2; 1Hanyang University, 2Massacusetts Institute of Technology 10:00am AMT-2.2 Electrochemical Reactions at the Surface of Solder Masks in Electronic Packages; Kang-Wook Lee*1, Donald W. Henderson2, Stephane Barbeau3, and Lovell B. Wiggins4; 1IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, 2IBM S&TG, Endicott NY, 3IBM S&TG, Bromont Canada, 4IBM S&TG, Hopewell Junction NY 10:15am AMT-2.3 Substrate and Packaging Material for Neural Sensors using Benzocyclobutene (BCB); Bruce C. Kim; The University of Alabama 10:30am AMT-2.4 Tribological Behavior of Ashless Antiwear Compounds; B.H. Kim*, J.Jiang, and P.B. Aswath; University of Texas at Arlington 10:45am AMT-2.5 Protein Micro-Patterning on Bi-Functional Organic-Inorganic Sol-Gel Hybrid Materials; Woo Soo Kim*1, Byeong-soo Bae2, and Chan Beum Park2; 1Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2Korea Advanced Institute of Science &Technology
22 Aerospace Science & Technology (AST)
Objectives The AST symposium is to provide a meeting ground for aerospace specialists in both America and Korea to exchange information on aerospace topics of current interest and to promote scientific interactions and fellowship between aerospace professionals in two countries. Participants to be invited and encouraged to attend are classified into six groups: Korean-American aerospace professionals, aerospace professionals from Korea, American aerospace professionals without Korean heritage, second-generation aerospace students, Korean aerospace students studying in America, and aerospace students from Korea.
Co-Chairs Ki Dong Lee (University of Illinois, [email protected]), SungWon Lee (University of Maryland), Bong Wie (Arizona State University), Young Ho Park (JPL), Inseok Hwang (Purdue University), Ken Yu (University of Maryland), Jang Hyuk Kwon (KAIST), Seung Jo Kim (SNU), Keun Shik Chang (KAIST), Dae Sung Lee (KARI), ChanHong Yeom (KARI)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Aerospace 1 (Reston Hunters Woods) Session chair: Ki Dong Lee (University of Illinois)
8:00am AST-1.1 FPGA/Firmware Development and Verification for Missions; Jane Oh; JPL 8:20am AST-1.2 Validation of New Radiation Computer Code: RADIPAC; Keun-Shik Chang; KAIST 8:40am AST-1.3 NASA's New Aeronautics Research Program; Jaiwon Shin; NASA (Keynote) 9:10am AST-1.4 Solar Sail Charging using Full Particle PIC Simulatons; Hyunju Jeong, and Joseph Wang; VPI
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Aerospace 2 (Reston Hunters Woods) Session chair: Keun-Shik Chang (KAIST)
9:45am AST-2.1 Hovering Control of a Solar-Sail Gravity-Tractor Spacecraft for Asteroid Deflection; Bong Wie; Arizona State University 10:05am AST-2.2 Design Concepts and Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Korean Sub-orbital Spaceplane; Jae-Yeul Shim; KARI 10:25am AST-2.3 Spacecraft Navigation Using X-ray Pulsars; Sheikh Suneel; University of Maryland 10:45am AST-2.4 Suppression of Nonlinear Panel Flutter at Supersonic Speed Using Aeroelastic Modes and Self-Sensing Piezo Actuators; Myounghee Kim
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Aerospace 3 (Reston Hunters Woods) Session Chair: Bong Wie (Arizona State University)
2:15pm AST-3.1 Active Control of Combustion Instabilities in Propulsion Systems; Kenneth Yu; University of Maryland 2:35pm AST-3.2 Full-Scale static test of 4-seats canard type composite aircraft (Fire-fly); Jae-Yeul Shim; KARI 2:55pm AST-3.3 Semi-Active Magnetorheological Helicopter Crew Seat Suspension for Vibration Isolation; Gregory Hiemenz, Wei Hu, and Norman M. Wereley; University of Maryland 3:10pm AST-3.4 Strength Prediction of the Mechanically Fasten Composite Joint Using the FAI Method; Jin Ho Choi; GyeongSang University
23 Saterday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Aerospace 4 (Reston Hunters Woods) Session Chair: Chulho Lim (KARI)
8:00am AST-4.1 Development of a UAV Tracking Antenna System Using GPS and Optical Sensor; Kyeumrae Cho; Pusan University 8:20am AST- 4.2 Flight Control System Development for Smart UAV; Chulho Lim, and Changsun Yoo; KARI 8:40am AST-4.3 An Plane Matching Algorithm for Accurate UAV Navigation Using Laser Range Finders in GPS-Latent Urban Environments; Inseok Hwang; Purdue University 9:00am AST-4.4 Integtared Obstacle Avoidance with Envelope Protection; Jongki Moon; Georgia Tech
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Aerospace 5 (Reston Hunters Woods) Session Chair: Young Ho Park (JPL)
9:45am AST-5.1 Failure Characteristics of Composite-to-Aluminum Bonded Joints; Jin-Hwe Kweon; GyeongSang University 10:05am AST-5.2 Synthesis and Characterization of Iridium Catalyst for Decomposition of Hydrazine for Gas Generation; Sung June Cho; Chonnam University 10:25am AST-5.3 Numerical Modeling for Turbulent Premixed lifted Flames on Low-Swirl Burners; Yongmo Kim; Hanyang University 10:45am AST-5.4 Evaporative Cooling of Moisture Bearing Composites for Hypersonic Vehicles; Jaehyung Ju; Texas A&M
Bio Science and Technology (BST)
Objectives The BST symposium of UKC2007 is a main venue for Bio-Medical scientists from both Korea and the USA to exchange recent advances in the area of biology and medicine.
Co-Chairs Seong-Jin Kim (NIH, Lee Gil Ya Cancer and Diabetes Institute, Case Western Reserve University of Medicine), MyungHee Park (NIDCR/NIH), Sunghoon kim (Seoul National University), Sue-Goo Rhee (Ewha Womans University)
Session Co-Chairs Deveolpmental Biology: S. Paul Oh (University of Florida) Signal Transduction: Sue-Goo Rhee (Ewha Womans University), and Seong-Jin Kim (NIH/ Lee Gil Ya Cancer and Diabetes Institute) Molecular Mechanism for Insulin Resistance in Obesity and Diabetes I: Young-Bum Kim (Harvard Medical School) Molecular Mechanism for Insulin Resistance in Obesity and Diabetes II: Ki-Up Lee (Asan Medical Center) Drug Discovery/ Biotech: Sunghoon Kim (Seoul National University) Women in Bioscience: Myung Hee Park (NIDCR/NIH)
24 Friday (2007-8-10) Morning Session: Developmental Biology (Lake Audubon) Session Chair: S. Paul Oh (University of Florida), and Gou Young Koh (KAIST)
8:00am BST-1.1 Role of angiopoietins in angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis; Gou Young Koh; KAIST 8:20am BST-1.2 Regulation of epithelial polarity by LKB1-dependent signaling pathway; Jongkyeong Chung; KAIST 8:40am BST-1.3 In vivo assessment of the ALK1-ALK5 balance for mediating TGF-beta signal in endothelium during vascular development in mice; S. Paul Oh; University of Florida 9:00am BST-1.4 Integrated BMP and Notch signaling through an Ets transcrption factor ER71 regulates Flk-1+ mesoderm generation and endothelial cell differentiation; Kyunghee Choi; Washington University School of Medicine 9:20am BST-1.5 Basic and Applied Neuroscience of the Dopaminergic Nervous System; Kwang-Soo Kim; Harvard Medical School
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Signal Transduction (Lake Audubon) Session Chair: Sue-Goo Rhee (Ewha Womans University), and Seong-Jin Kim (NIH, Lee Gil Ya Cancer and Diabetes Institute, Case Western Reserve University of Medicine)
9:45am BST-2.1 Intracellular Messenger Function of Hydrogen Peroxide and Regulation of Peroxiredoxins via Posttranslational Modification; Sue-Goo Rhee; Ewha Womans University 10:10am BST-2.2 Viral Hijacking of G-Protein Signaling Networks; J. Silvio Gutkind; NIDCR/ NIH 10:35am BST-2.3 Targeting the polo-box domain of polo-like kinase 1 for cancer therapy; Kyung-Sang Lee; NCI/ NIH 11:00am BST-2.4 Inhibitory Smads, Smad6 and Smad7, are critical mediators of TGF-beta signals that block proinflammatory signals; Seong-Jin Kim*; NIH, Lee Gil Ya Cancer and Diabetes Institute in Korea, Case Western Reserve University of Medicine
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Molecular Mechanism for Insulin Resistance in Obesity and Diabetes I (Lake Audubon) Session Chair: Young-Bum Kim (Harvard Medical School)
2:15pm BST-3.1 The Autoantigenome of Human Autoimmune Diseases; Abner Notkins; NIDCR/NIH 2:40pm BST-3.2 Adipokines and diabetes mellitus; Kyong Soo Park; Seoul National University College of Medicine 3:05pm BST-3.3 Role of the Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma co-activator-1 alpha (PGC- 1alpha) in diabetes; Inkyu Lee; Kyungpook National University Hospital 3:30pm BST-3.4 Role of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Kinase 4 Gene Expression in the Development of Skeletal Muscle Insulin Resistance; Jang Hyun Youn; University of Southern California
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Molecular Mechanism for Insulin Resistance in Obesity and Diabetes II (Lake Audubon) Session Chair: Ki-Up Lee (Asan Medical Center)
4:00pm BST-4.1 Reciprocal Relationships Between Insulin Resistance and Endothelial Dysfunction; Michael J. Quon; NCCAM/ NIH 4:25pm BST4.2 G6PD: A Novel Controller of Redox Regulating System in Adipose Tissue of Obesity; Jae Bum Kim; Seoul National University 4:50pm BST-4.3 New strategies for reversing endothelial dysfunction in metabolic syndrome; Joong-Yeol Park; Ulsan College of Medicine 5:15pm BST-4.4 Application of Bayesian paradigm in clinical trial design; Dong Woo Kang; Pfizer
25 Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Drug Discovery/ Biotech (Lake Audubon) Session Chair: Sunghoon Kim (Seoul National University)
8:00am BST-5.1 Discovery of Novel Topoisomerase Inhibitors; Yves Pommier, NCI/NIH 8:25am BST-5.2 Functional peptidomics for discovery of ligand for cell surface receptor; Sung Ho Ryu; POSTECH 8:50am BST-5.3 Novel anticancer targets discovered in protein synthesis machinery; Sunghoon Kim; Seoul National University 9:15am BST-5.4 Discovery of Novel HDAC Inhibitors and Their Structure based Lead Optimization for the Anti-cancer Chemotherapy; Gyoonhee Han; Yonsei University
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Women in Bioscience (Lake Audubon) Session Chairs: Myung Hee Park (NIDCR/NIH)
9:45am BST-6.1 Small Leucine-Rich Proteoglycans in the aging skeleton; Marian Young; NIDCR/NIH 10:10am BST-6.2 Chromatin Structure Modification and DNA Damage Response; Mira Jung; Georgetown University 10:35am BST-6.3 In Vivo Analysis of Sonic Hedgehog-Responding Quiescent adult neural stem cells; Sohyun Ahn; NICHD/ NIH 11:00am BST-6.4 Mutational analysis of human eIF5A; Myung Hee Park; NIDCR/NIH
Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)
Objectives The CEE symposium of UKC 2007 is a main venue for Civil Engineers and Environmental Engineers and Scientists from both Korea and the U.S.A. to share recent advances in the area of Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering and Sciences.
Co-Chairs Byung Ro Kim ([email protected]), Sangchul Bang (South Dakoda School of Mines), Hang-Sik Shin (KAIST), Kyung-Soo Chon (SNU), and Jong-Keun Pyun (Myungji Univ.)
Program Committee Sangchul Bang (South Dakota School of Mines), Daniel (Ku Hyon) Cha (University of Delaware), Kyung-Soo Chon (SNU), Francis Ilwhan Chung (State of California), Mooyoung Han (SNU), Byung Ro Kim (Myongji University), Jin-Keun Kim (KAIST), Yong Rak Kim (Univ. of Nebraska), Eul-Bum Lee (University of California, Berkeley), Kwang-Ho Lee (Korea Highway Corporation), Seung-Rae Lee (KAIST), Tai Sik Lee (Hanyang University), Jun-Seok Oh (Western Michigan Univ.), Sae-Eun Oh (Hanbat University), Jong-Keun Pyun (Myongji University), Ilwon Seo (SNU), Hang-Sik Shin (KAIST), Hoon Sohn (Carnegie Mellon Univ.)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Transportation I (Regency B) Session Chairs: Kwang-Ho Lee (Korea Highway Corporation) and Jun Seok Oh (Western Michigan University)
26 8:00am CEE-1.1 A Simple Test Method to Determine Physical Properties of Bituminous Materials; Sangsoo Kim*; Ohio University 8:20am CEE-1.2 Traffic Safety Assessment of 4-Legged Signalized Intersections Using SYNCHRO Inputs; Young-Jun Kweon*; Virginia Transportation Research Council, Virginia DOT 8:40am CEE-1.3 Calibration of Simulation Models Using Simultaneous Perturbation Stochastic Approximation (SPSA) Algorithm; Jung-Beom Lee*, and Kaan Ozbay; Rutgers University* 9:00am CEE-1.4 A Study of Railway Station’s Influences on Regional Economy: Applications for Utilizing of Railway Station; Ho Jin Choi*, Sun Yon Hwang, Hyo Seung Kim, and Kyung Soo Chon; SNU
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Structural (Regency B) Session Chair: Hoon Sohn (Carnegie Mellon University) and Seung-Rae Lee (KAIST)
9:45am CEE-2.1 Effect of Fiber Type, Silica Fume and Foam Agent on the Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Cellular Concrete; H.K. Lee*, S.Y. Song; KAIST 10:05am CEE-2.2 Progressive Collapse Analysis of the World Trade Center Towers; Jung Min Lee 10:25am CEE-2.3 Surface Crack Evaluation Method in Concrete Structures; Jin-Keun Kim*, Bang Yeon Lee; KAIST 10:45am CEE-2.4 Collapse of the World Trade Center Towers and Its Impact on Design of High-Rise Buildings, H.S. Lew*, Building and Fire Research Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology (Keynote Speech)
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Hydraulic and Construction I (Regency B) Session Chairs: Kyung-Soo Chon (SNU) and Ilwon Seo (SNU)
2:15pm CEE-3.1 Review of Harmony Search Application to Water Network Design; Zong Woo Geem, and Chung-Li Tseng*; University of Missouri 2:35pm CEE-3.2 A Study for Estimating Naturalized Stream Flows by Using Geographic Information System; Chihun Lee*; Texas A&M University 2:55pm CEE-3.3 Tsunami induced by landslide in Coastal Region by NWT; Weoncheol Koo*, and Moo-Hyun Kim; Technip 3:15pm CEE-3.4 Realizing the Future : CM & U-city Towards Better Quality of life; Tai Sik Lee, Young Joon Jun*, Eun Soo Park, Ja Kyung Gu; Hanyang University
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Environmental I (Regency B) Session Chairs: Daniel (Ku Hyon) Cha (University of Delaware) and Jong-Keun Pyun (Myongji Uni.)
4:00pm CEE-4.1 Progress Report of the Korea National Water R&D Program; Eun Namkung; Myongji University 4:20pm CEE-4.2 Reductive Dechlorination of Chlorinated Aliphatic Hydrocarbons in Iron-Based Degradative Solidification/Stabilization; Bahngmi Jung*, Bill Batchelor; Wright State University 4:40pm CEE-4.3 Simultaneous Removal of Perchlorate and Energetic Compounds by Fe(0) and Perchlorate Respiring Bacteria; Se Chang Ahn*, Daniel K. Cha, Byung J. Kim, and Dong Wook Kim; Univ. of Delaware 5:00 pm CEE-4.4 Resilient, Sustainable and Green Infrastructures: Recent Developments and Opportunities for New Paradigms P.N. Balaguru, Distinguished Professor from Rutgers University, currently NSF Program Director of Infrastructure Materials and Structural Mechanics (Keynote Speech)
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Construction II (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Tai Sik Lee (Hanyang University) and Eul-Bum Lee (University of California)
8:00am CEE-5.1 Development of a New Test Method for Identifying Concrete Incompatibilities Using a Cement Paste Rheology; Sehoon Jang*, Mukhopadhyay Anol, and Dan G. Zollinger; Texas A&M University 27 8:20am CEE-5.2 Bridge between Bench-Scale Tests and Full-Scale Tests: Journey with Parallel Panel Tests; Soonil Nam; FM Global 8:40am CEE-5.3 Implementation Strategy for Lean Construction; Yong-Woo Kim, and Glenn Ballard; SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry 9:00am CEE-5.4 Innovation Process for Construction Logistics using RFID Application; Tai Sik Lee, Kyoung Soon Park, Eunsoo Park*; Hanyang University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Transportation II (Lake Anne B) Session Chairs: Kyung Soo Chun (SNU) and Byungkyu (Brian) Park (Univ. of Virginia)
8:00am CEE-8.1 Life-Cycle Cost Analysis for Highway Rehabilitation Projects - California Procedure and Tool; Eul-Bum Lee*, John Harvey, and Bill Farnbach; University of California at Berkeley 8:20am CEE-8.2 A Study for the Proper Location of a Near-Side Traffic Signal Considering Safety and Efficiency on the Intersection; S.S. Son*, J.S. Lee, S.Y. Hong, Y.S. Kim, and K.S. Chon; SNU 8:40am CEE-8.3 Evaluation of Smart Route Guidance Strategies under Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII); Joyoung Lee*, and Byungkyu (Brian) Park; University of Virginia 9:00am CEE-8.4 Tour Activity Scheduling System under Ubiquitous Environment; Jun-Seok Oh* and Hyunmyung Kim; Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Environmental II (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Sangchul Bang (South Dakota School of Mines and Technology) and Hang-Sik Shin (KAIST)
9:45am CEE-6.1 Bioenergy Generation from Organic Solid Waste; Hang-Sik Shin; KAIST 10:05am CEE-6.2 A Single Chamber Stackable Microbial Fuel Cell with Air Cathode; Bin Wang, and Jong-In Han*; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 10:25am CEE-6.3 Diesel Emission Control Strategies in Korea and USA for In-Use Diesel Vehicle; Yongtaek Choi; Sud-Chemie Inc., Ashland, MA 10:45am CEE-6.4 Spectroscopic Investigation of Magnetite Surface for the Reduction of Hexavalent Chromium; Yoojin Jung, Jeongyun Choi, and Woojin Lee*; KAIST
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Transportation III and Geotechnical I (Lake Anne B) Session Chairs: K. W. Kim (Kangwon National University) and Eul-Bum Lee (University of California- Berkeley)
9:45am CEE-9.1 A Study of Practical Ways to Develop the Space under Over-Pass Railway; Mi-Jeong Jo*, Dong-Kyu Oh, Yong-Gwan Lee, and Sung-Mo Rhee; SNU 10:05am CEE-9.2 Design Improvements of Transition Area for Concrete Pavement; Youn Su Jung*, and Dan Zollinger; Texas A&M University 10:25am CEE-9.3 Spectral Analysis of Wave Motion in Axisymmetric Layered Structures; Sungho Mun*, and Kwang-Ho Lee; Korea Expressway Corp 10:45am CEE-9.4 Correlation of Deformation Strength (SD) with Lab Data and Field Rutting Data of Asphalt Pavements; K. W. Kim*, N. W. Park, B. J. Joe, and T. W. Park; Kangwon National University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Environmental III (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Daniel (Ku Hyon) Cha (University of Delaware) and Eun Namkung (Myongji University)
2:15pm CEE-7.1 Enhancement of CO2 Sequestration of Serpentine by Various Pretreatment Method; Joon- Soo Lee, Li-Hua Xu, and Hyung-Taek Kim*; Ajou University 2:35pm CEE-7.2 The Occurrence and Transport of Steroid Hormones in Soil, Runoff, and Turkey Litter from Pastured and Cultivated Field Amended with Turkey Litter; Sanghyun Kim*, and Robin Autenrieth; Texas A&M University
28 2:55pm CEE-7.3 Non-Regulated Flame Retardants in Environment and Their Sources; Eunha Hoh; USDA Agricultural Research Service 3:15pm CEE-7.4 Estimating Power Outage Risk during Hurricanes in the Gulf Coast Region; Seung Ryong Han*, Seth Guikema, Steven Quiring, Rachel Davidson, Kyung Ho Lee, and David Rosowsky; Texas A&M University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Transportation IV and Geotechnical II (Lake Anne B) Session Chairs: Jin-Keun Kim (KAIST) and Yong Rak Kim (University of Nebraska)
2:15pm CEE-10.1 Development of a Highway Traffic Noise Prediction Model That Considers Various Road Surface Types; Sungho Mun*, and Kwang-Ho Lee; Korea Expressway Corporation 2:35pm CEE-10.2 A New Breakwater System with Suction Pile Foundation; Sangchul Bang*, Yeongki Cho, Oh K. Kwon, and Daejin Kwag; South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Daewoo Engineering and Construction, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; AdvaCT 2:55pm CEE-10.3 Verification and Enhancement of the Modified Triaxial Design Method; Jeongho Oh*, and Emmanuel G. Fernando; Texas Transportation Institute, Texas A&M University 3:15pm CEE-10.4 A Full Scale Evaluation of Anisotropic Strain Responses of Flexible Pavements; Young Gook Seo*, and Soon Min Kwon; Korea Highway Corporation
3:45pm
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Transportation V & Geotechnical III (Lake Anne B) Session Chairs: Seung-Rai Lee (KAIST), and Yong Rak Kim (Univ. of Nebraska)
4:00pm CEE-11.1 Implementation of Laser Road Imaging System for Automated Image Collection and Analysis System; Hosin “David” Lee*, Jungyong “Joe” Kim, Duk-Geun Yun, and Jung Gon Sung; University of Iowa 4:20pm CEE-11.2 An Investigation of Asphalt Plug Joint as a Bridge Maintenance Practice; K. Wayne Lee*, and Hary Priya Venkata; University of Rhode Island 4:40pm CEE-11.3 Development of Cooperative Intersection Collision Avoidance System (CICAS) Evaluation Test-Bed Using Hardware in the Loop Simulation (HILS); Byungkyu (Brian) Park*, and Travis Sluka; University of Virginia*
Contemporary Basic Science (CBS)
Objectives The CBS symposium is a main venue of Korean-American basic scientists to discuss recent advances in theory and practical applications in the area of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics. KRISS-NIST Joint Workshop is planned to take place as a part of CBS Symposium.
Co-Chair Sin-Ho Jung (Duke University, [email protected]), and Haekyung Lee (Winthrop Univ.)
Session Co-Chairs Physics: Ho Jung Paik (University of Maryland) Chemistry: Won Kyung Seok Mathematics: Hae Soo Oh (University of NC at Charlotte) Statistics: Sin-Ho Jung (Duke University) 29 Friaday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Physics I (Lake Anne B) Session Chairs: Ho Jung Paik (Univ. of Maryland), and Chul Koo Kim (Younsei Univ.)
9:45am CBS-1.1 Application of Particale Physics to Cosmology: Correlation of the Mass Scale between Dark Matter and Quantum Chromodynaics; Chueng-Ryong Ji*, and Yuriy Mishchenko; NC State Univ., Howard Hughs Medical Institute 10:05am CBS-1.2 Search for extra dimensions and fat graviton; Ho Jung Paik; Univ. of Maryland 10:25am CBS-1.3 Terahertz radiation from effective surface plasmon excited by convection electrons; Gun-Sik Park; Seoul National University 10:45am CBS-1.4 Transport Properties versus Alloy Composition Profile; Yong W. Kim; Lehigh University
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Statistics I (Reston Town Center) Session Chair: Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.), and Byeong U. Park (Seoul National Univ.)
9:45am CBS-7.1 Classification by Ensembles of Logistic Regression Models from Random Partitions; Hongshik Ahn, and Noha Lim, Sonny Brook Univ. 10:05am CBS-7.2 Two-Stage Tests for Association on the X chromosome; Jungnam Joo; NHLBI/NIH 10:25am CBS-7.3 The permutation method of time course microarray experiment; Insuk Sohn, Sin-Ho Jung, and Stephen L. George; Duke Univ. 10:45am CBS-7.4 New In Silico Pharmacogenomic Approaches to the Prediction of the Chemotherapeutic Responses of Human Cancers; Jae K. Lee*, and Dan Theodorescu; Univ. of Virginia School of Medicine
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Physics II (Lake Anne B) Session Chairs: Ho Jung Paik (Univ. of Maryland), amd Chul Koo Kim (Younsei Univ.)
2:15pm CBS-2.1 Fluctuations and Self-organization in Bological Systems at Nano-scale; Wokyung Sung; POSTECH 2:45pm CBS-2.2 New methods in quantum many-body theory; Dean Lee; NCSU 3:15pm CBS-2.3 Open Science Grid: Introduction and Overview; In-Saeng Suh; Univ. of Notre Dame
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Statistics II (Reston Town Center) Session Chair: Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.), and Byeong U. Park (Seoul National Univ.)
2:15pm CBS-8.1 A Bayesian Prediction for Undecided Voters; Jai Won Choi; NCHS 2:35pm CBS-8.2 Methods for item selection in a scale for screening; Xinhua Liu, and Zhezhen Jin*; Columbia Univ. 2:55pm CBS-8.3 Effects of Misclassification on Estimation of Odds Ratio in Case-Control Studies; Jun-Mo Nam; DCEG, NCI, NIH 3:15pm CBS-8.4 Description of Cost/Effectiveness Ratio Distributions; Sunny Kim
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Statistics III (Reston Town Center) Session Chair: Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.), and Byeong U. Park (Seoul National Univ.)
4:00pm CBS-9.1 Conditional Exact Trend Test for Paired Binary Measures in Ophthalmology Studies; Jonghyeon Kim; the EMMES Corp. 4:20pm CBS-9.2 Large-Scale Automatic Forecasting; Youngjin Park*, and Michael Leonard 4:40pm CBS-9.3 On the complete convergence of weighted sums for arrays of negatively associated variables; Jong Il Baek; Univ. of NC at Charlotte, Wonkwang Univ. 5:00pm CBS-9.4 Variance Estimation Methods with Measurement Error Shared Across Strata; MoonJung Cho*, and John Eltinge; US Bureau of Labor Statistics
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4:00pm CBS-3.1 Paul Frampton; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4:15pm CBS-3.2 My Experience with Plasma Sources; Hong-Young Chang; KAIST 4:30pm CBS-3.4 Tuson Park; Los Alamos National Laboratory; Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos 4:45pm CBS-3.5 Yong-Wook Kim; Lehigh University 5:00pm CBS-3.6 Manshik Kang; KUSCO, Family Representative
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Mathematics I (Reston Town Center) Session Chairs: Hae-Soo Oh (Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte), and Haekyung Lee (Winthrop Univ.)
9:45am CBS-4.1 Discrete Logarithm Problems with auxiliary inputs; Jung Hee Cheon; Seoul National Univ. 10:05am CBS-4.2 Codes over Rings; Jon-Lark Kim; Univ. of Louisville 10:25am CBS-4.3 t - Smooth Modules; Haekyung Lee; Winthrop Univ. 10:45am CBS-4.4 Wreath Products of Association Schemes; Sung Yell Song; Iowa State Univ.
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Mathematics II (Reston Town Center) Session Chairs: Hae-Soo Oh (Univ. of North Carolina), and Haekyung Lee (Windthrop Univ.)
2:15pm CBS-5.1 The Propoducing Singularity Particle Shape functions for Singularity Problems in the framework of Meshfree Partcle Methods; Hae-Soo Oh*, Jaewoo Jeong, and June G. Kim; Univ. of NC at Charlotte 2:35pm CBS-5.2 Extensions of Involutions on Complex Plane; Eungchun Cho; Kentucky State Univ. 2:55pm CBS-5.3 On obstacles in the development of Korean mathematics in the late 19th and early 20th century; Sang-Gu Lee with Jihwa Noh, and Sung-Yell Song; Sungkyunkwan Univ, 3:15pm CBS-5.4 Analysis of a 2D Smoluchowski equation for nano-rod dispersions; Joohee Lee; Univ. of NC at Chapel Hill
3:45pm
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Contemporary Basic Science including Chemistry (Reston Town Center) Session Chair: Ken S. Lee (Jackson State Univ.)
4:00pm CBS-6.1 Separation of Cellulosic Material from Lignin in Sawdust with Ionic liquid; Ken S. Lee, Teresa Demeritte, Jeffrey Thorn. Maria Begonia, and Huey-Min Hwang; Jackson State Univ. 4:20pm CBS-6.2 Sequence effects on carcinogen-DNA adducts: mutation and repair; Bongsup Cho; Univ. of Rhode Island 4:40pm CBS-6.3 A Steerable Array Antenna Using Microwave Dielectric Slab Phase Shifters on a Coplanar Waveguide; Junho Cha*, and Yasuo Kuga; Univ. Univ. of Washington 5:00pm CBS-6.4 The evolution of communication technologies; You Song Kim; Lehigh Valley Chapter
Food Science & Technology (FST)
31 Objective The Food Science, Nutrition, and Health symposium of UKC is a main venue for Korean-American Food scientists to discuss recent advances and technical results with a wide coverage of topics in Food Science, Human Nutrition, and Health.
Co-Chairs Dong Uk Ahn (ISU, [email protected]), Yeonhwa Park (Univ. of Mass), Suk Hoo Yoon (KFRI), Mee Ree Kim (ChungNam University)
Program Committee Yoon Won Ha, Sun Chang Kim (KAIST), Jae Won Park (Oregon State Univ.), Kyu Hang Kyung (SeJong Univ.), Stephan Chang (CJ), Hyung Hee Baek (DanKook Univ.), Jung Hoon Han (U. Manitoba), Hyun Jin Park (Korea Univ), Young Zoon (SMBI), Chan Suk Park (KyungHee Univ), Boo Soon Park (USDA), Cheorun Jo (Chung Nam Univ), Dong Hyun Kang (Washington State Univ.), Yong Ro Kim (SNU), David Min (OSU), Sung Gon Kim (DanKook Univ), Byung Hoon Lee (McGil Univ), Kwan Hwa Park (SNU), Chang Yong Lee (Cornell Univ), Yu Ryang Pyun (Yonsei Univ), Chong Min Lee (U. Rhode Island), Cherl Ho Lee (Korea Univ), Kuen Ho Lee, Bong Soo Noh (Seoul Women’s U.)
Symposium Advisory Committee David Min, Byung Hoon Lee, Chang Yong Lee, Chong Min Lee, Kuen Ho Lee, Sung Gon Kim, Kwan Hwa Park, Yu Ryang Pyun, Cherl Ho Lee, Bong Soo Noh
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Food Science in General (Regency A) Session Chairs: Chong Min Lee (U. Rhode Island), Sang Ho Choi (SNU), Jung Hoon Han (U. Manitoba)
8:00am FST-1.1 Pro and Con of Genetically Modified Foods; Byong Hoon Lee*; McGill University (Keynote) 8:40am FST-1.2 Mechanism of Riboflavin Destruction under Light; Hyun Jung Kim*, and David B. Min; The Ohio State University 9:05am FST-1.3 Predictors of Undernutrition and Obesity among Community-Dwelling Seniors with Medicaid Home Care; SangNam Ahn*; Texas A& M Health Science Center
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Nutrition and Health (Regency A) Session Chairs: Chong Min Lee (U. Rhode Island), Sang Ho Choi (SNU), and Jung Hoon Han (U. Manitoba)
9:45am FST-2.1 Harmonization of Eastern and Western health knowledge; From Sasang constitution typology to Nutrigenomics; Cherl-Ho Lee*; Korea University (Keynote) 10:25am FST-2.2 9-Hydroxypinoresinol expresses antioxidant actions against oxidative damage in liver and brain tissues of mice challenged with kainic acid; Hui Song Cui#; O.Y., Kyon#, Dai-Eun Sok#, and Mee Ree Kim*##, #College of Pharmacy; ##Department of Food and Nutrition, Chungnam National University 10:50am FST-2.3 Effectiveness of conjugated fatty acids on body compositional modification; Yeonhwa Park*,Yooheon Park, Siyeon Rhee; University of Massachusetts
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Food Quality (Regency A) Session Chairs: Suk Hoo Yoon (KFRI), Yeonhwa Park (U. Mass), and Lim Seung Taek (Korea University)
2:15pm FST-3.1 Translation of Food Science Research Findings into Application – Improvement of Soybean Oil Flavor; David B. Min*; The Ohio State University (Keynote) 32 2:55pm FST-3.2 Factors affecting oxidative stability of meats from different animal species; B. Min, K.C. Nam, J. Cordray, Dong U. Ahn*; Iowa State University 3:20pm FST-3.3 cGMP modernization and food safety audits; Kuen H. Lee*; Maha Food Safety Consulting
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Food Engineering (Regency A) Session Chairs: Suk Hoo Yoon (KFRI), Yeonhwa Park (U. Mass), and Lim Seung Taek (Korea University) 4:00pm FST-4.1 Exploration of marine bioresources for the discovery of neutraceuticals; ChongM. Lee*; University of Rhode Island (Keynote) 4:40pm FST 4.2. Dextrinization of maize starches by gamma irradiation: structural and rheological characteristics; Byung Ryol Paik, Jin-Young Yu, Jung-Ah Han, and Seung-Taik Lim*; Korea National University 5:05pm FST-4.3 Effects of High-Hydrostatic Pressure on Ginsenoside Composition of Korean Red Ginseng; Jiyong Park*; Yonsei University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Food Nanotechnology/Food Safety (Regency A) Session Chairs: Mee Ree Kim (ChungNam University), Byung Hoon Lee (McGil Univ.), and Jin Park (Korea Univ)
8:00am FST-5.1 Applications of bio nanotechnology for food Safety; Arkesh Mehta* (Keynote) 8:40am FST-5.2 Formation of Self-Assembled Nanoparticles; Young Jin Cho, Xi-Guang Chen, and Hyun-Jin Park*; Korea National University 9:05am FST-5.3 Nanobiosensor for Food Pathogen Detection; Bosoon Park*, Junxue Fu, Yiping Zhao, Gregory Siragusa, and Yong-Jin Cho; USDA, ARS, and Russell Research Center
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Food Processing (Regency A) Session Chairs: Mee Ree Kim (ChungNam University), Byung Hoon Lee (McGil Univ.), and Hyun Jin Park (Korea Univ)
9:45am FST-6.1 Comparative Study on Enzymatic Glycerolysis for Glycerides Production in Solvent and Solvent-Free System Using Lipase; Na-Kyoung Lee, Eun-ju Kim, and Suk Hoo Yoon*; Korea Food Research Institute (Keynote) 10:25am FST-6.2 Biodegradable plastics made of starch: Film-forming mechanisms and plasticization; Jung H. Han*; University of Manitoba 10:50am FST-6.3 Physical and Chemical Characteristics and Some Bioactive Effects of Bamboo Smoke Distillates Manufactured by Different Processing Methods; Jong-Bang Eun*#, Byung-Doo Lee# and Fan-Zhu Lee##; #Chonnam National University, ##Yanbian National University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Neutraceuticals/Functional Foods (Regency A) Session Chairs: Dong Uk Ahn (Iowa State U.), Park Ji Yong (Yonsei U.), and Boo Soon Park (USDA)
2:15pm FST-7.1 Phytochemicals and Bioactivities; Chang Yong Lee*; Cornell University (Keynote) 2:55pm FST-7.2 The effect of plant extracts on the functional properties of meat products; Soo-Min Kim*, and Young-Suk Jo; Iowa State University, Daegu Haany University 3:20pm FST-7.3 Effect of citrus pectin oligisaccharides prepared by irradiation on lipid metabolism in hypercholesterolemic mice; Ho Jin Kang*#, Cheorun Jo##, Joong Ho Kwon#, Dong Uk Ahn###, and Myung Woo Byun####; #Kyungpook Natl Univ., ##Chungnam Natl Univ, ###Iowa State Univ., and ####Advanced Radiation Technology Inst.
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Objectives The objectives of the Global Energy Symposium are; to chare the current status of the technology development; to promote possible cooperation between Korea and the USA; and to provide insights to the policy makers of the two countries, and other countries, in establishing future energy policies for the welfare of mankind.
Co-Chairs Sam Ryu (SOFEC Inc, [email protected]), Ki Woo Lee (KIER), Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd), Hyoungkee Yoon (KIER), Hong-Shig Shim (Reaction Engineering International), HanKwon Choi (KEDO), Dong-Hwan Lee (Technip USA), and Tai Sik Lee (Hanyang Univ)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Global Energy I (Reston South Lakes) Session Co-chairs: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD), and Hyoungkee Yoon (KIER)
8:00am GE-1.1 Disconnectable FPSOs for Offshore Oil Field Development in Harsh Environment; Sam Ryu*, and Arun Duggal; SOFEC Inc. 8:20am GE-1.2 Energy Savings in Electrical Lighting Indicators by Using LEDs; Bong-man Jung, Sukin Park*, Hak-geun Jeong, and Soo-bin Han; Korea Institute of Energy Research 8:40am GE-1.3 Characteristics of Global Performance of Floating Platforms in Offshore Oil Fields; Chan K. Yang, and John Murray; FloaTEC LLC 9:00am GE-1.4 Measurements of the Dimensionless Light Extinction Constants for Biodiesel and Diesel Soot; Seuk Cheun Choi*, Seul Hyun Park, Daniel Lang, and Mun Young Choi; Drexel University
9:20am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Global Energy I Cont'd (Reston South Lakes) Session Chair: Sam Jae Cho (Reservoir Simulation & Evaluation Tech. Center)
9:40am GE-1.5 Development of an Economical Separation Process for Fuel Grade DME; Gye-Gyu Lim*; Hoseo University 10:00am GE-1.6 Measurement and Analysis of Small Scale Combustion in Two Stroke Linear Engine for Portable Power Pack; Kangchul Kim*, and Choongsik Bae; Korea Institute of Energy Research 10:20am GE-1.7 Evaluation of Biomass Combustion Strategies; Hong-Shig Shim*, Kevin Davis, and Larry Felix; Reaction Engineering International 10:40am GE-1.8 Integrated Study on Reserve Estimation of Naturally Fracture Reservoirs; Tae Hyung Kim*, and David S. Schechter; Texas A&M Univ.
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Global Energy II (Reston South Lakes) Session Co-Chairs: M.-H. Kim (Texas A&M Univ.) and Kyoung-Jin Lee (BP America)
2:15pm GE-2.1 Fossil Energy – Where Are We Now, in 10 Years, and After? And Oil Shale’s Status; Sam Jae Cho*; Reservoir Simulation & Evaluation Tech. Center (keynote) 2:40pm GE-2.2 A Study on Drying Characteristics of Rotary Dryer Reusing Exhaust Humid Gas; Won Pyo Chun*, Ki Woo Lee, Wook Hyun Lee, and Sung Il Kim; Korea Institute of Energy Research 3:00pm GE-2.3 LIF Measurements of Scalar Structure of a Bubble Plume in an Unstratified Ambient; Dong- Guan Seol*, and Scott A. Socolofsky; Texas A&M Univ. 3:20pm GE-2.4 Novel Sorption Enhanced Reaction Process for Simultaneous Production of H2 and CO2 from Synthesis Gas Produced by Coal Gasification; Ki Bong Lee*, Michael G. Beaver, Hugo S. Caram, and Shivaji Sircar; Lehigh University
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Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Global Energy II Cont'd (Reston South Lakes) Session Co-Chairs: Hong-Shig Shim (Reaction Engineering International), and Ki Woo Lee (KIER)
4:00pm GE-2.5 Subsalt Imaging and Wide Azimuth Seismic in the GoM: Technology Development to Implementation; Summers Tim, and Kyoung-Jin Lee*; BP America 4:20pm GE-2.6 The Technology Development Program and Dissemination Policy of New & Renewable Energy in Korea; Hyungkee Yoon*, E.J. Lee, and K.C. Chang; Korea Institute of Energy Research 4:40pm GE-2.7 Recent Development and Technology of Offshore Wind-Energy Farm; M.H. Kim; Texas A&M Univ. 5:00pm GE-2.8 The Performance Characteristics of a Hydrogen Fueled Free Piston Engine; Youngjae Lee*, Youngmin Woo, and Yonggyun Lee; Korea Institute of Energy Research
Information Technology (IT)
Objectives The IT symposium of UKC is a main venue for Korean-American Computer/Information scientists to discuss recent advances and technical results with a wide coverage of topics in Computer Science and Engineering and Information Science and Technology.
Co-Chairs Soon Myoung Chung (Wright State Univ) ([email protected]), Lawrence Chung (UT-Dallas), Sung-Deok (Steve) Cha (KAIST), Bongki Moon (U. of Arizona), Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM Research), Kang-won Lee (IBM Research), Jihie Kim (USC/ISI), and Hyunju Kim (Jackson State Univ)
IT Advisory Committee Se June Hong (IBM), Kane Kim (UC Irvine), Kang G. Shin (U. of Michigan), Jin Hyung Kim (KAIST), Sang Hyuk Son (U. of Virginia), Insup Lee (U. of Pennsylvania), and Jong-Deok Choi (Samsung Electronics)
Program Committee Gail-Joon Ahn (UNC- Charlotte), Soon Ae Chun (CUNY), Junghoo Cho (UCLA), Yoonsuck Choe (Texas A&M), Minsu Choi (Univ. of Missouri-Rolla), Hyoil Han (Drexel Univ), Jaeyeon Jung (Mazu Networks), Jaewon Kang (Telcordia), Kyoung-Don Kang (SUNY Binghamton), Min Sik Kim (Washington State Univ), Yoohwan Kim (UNLV), Yoo-Ah Kim (Univ of Connecticut), Bong Jun Ko (IBM Research), Minseok Kwon (Rochester Institute of Technology), Taek Jin Kwon (Telcordia), Dongwon Lee (Pennsylvania State Univ), Joohyung Lee (Arizona State Univ), Jae Chan Oh (Syracuse Univ), Il Park (IBM), Joon S. Park (Syracuse Univ), Seung-Jong Park (LSU), Jungwoo Ryoo (PSU-Altoona), Tae Wan Ryu (California State Univ-Fullerton), and Chansu Yu (Cleveland State Univ)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Embedded and Real-time Systems (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Yoonsuck Choe (Texas A&M Univ)
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8:00am IT-1.1 Real-Time Sensor Data: When Everything Talks; Sang Hyuk Son; University of Virginia (Keynote Speech) 8:40am IT-1.2 Real-Time Bandwidth Management Middleware for IEC61883 Compatible Streaming Devices in the IEEE1394 based Home Network; Hwa Young Chae, Gi-Hoon Jung, Soon-Ju Kang*, and Insup Lee#; Kyungpook National University, #University of Pennsylvania 9:05am IT-1.3 Recent Trends of Embedded Systems Design Technology; Chong-Min Kyung; KAIST
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Hardware System Design (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Chong-Min Kyung (KAIST)
9:45am IT-2.1 Exploiting Non-Volatile RAM for Flash File Systems: Initial Design and Implementation; In Hwan Doh*, Jongmoo Choi, Donghee Lee, and Sam H. Noh; Hongik University 10:10am IT-2.2 Benchmark Implementations on Raw and MONARCH Processor Architectures; Jinwoo Suh; USC/Information Sciences Institute 10:35am IT-2.3 Micro-architectural Test Generation for Validation of Modern Processors; Heon-Mo Koo*, and Prabhat Mishra; University of Florida 10:55am IT-2.4 Independent Vector Analysis for Blind Speech Separation; Intae Lee*, Taesu Kim, and Te- Won Lee; UC San Diego
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: IT/ CNT Joint Session with IT Symposium (Lake Fairfax A & B) Session Chair: Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM Research)
2:15pm Introduction 2:20pm IT-3.1 IT-Korea: Achievements, Challenges & Opportunities; Kwyro Lee; LG-Elite 2:40pm IT-3.2 My Life with Computers; Chan-Mo Park; POSTECH (Keynote Speech) 3:35pm Tributary statements by a few leaders including Prof. Kane Kim
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Intelligent Systems (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Jihie Kim (USC/ISI)
4:00pm IT-4.1 No More Rebooting: Updating OS Kernels on the Fly; Kyung Dong Ryu; IBM T.J. Watson Research Center (Invited Speech) 4:25pm IT-4.2 Prediction, a Prerequisite to Goal-directed Behavior in Intelligent Systems, and Its Possible Origin in Delay Compensation; Jaerock Kwon, Heejin Lim, and Yoonsuck Choe*; Texas A&M University 4:45pm IT-4.3 Recent Applications of Harmony Search Algorithm: Music Composition; Zong Woo Geem; WESTAT 5:05pm IT-4.4 Self-Tuning Fuzzy Control of Real-Time Performance; Mehmet Suzer, and Kyoung-Don Kang*; State University of New York at Binghamton
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: KOCSEA Business Meeting (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Jihie Kim (KOCSEA President)
5:40pm – 6:30pm
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Keynote Speech and Information Retrieval Systems (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Hwajung Lee (Radford University) 36
8:00am IT-6.1 Compositional Techniques for Cyber Physical Systems; Insup Lee; University of Pennsylvania (Keynote Speech) 8:40am IT-6.2 Applying Bit Patterns in Structural Joins over XML Documents; Hyunju Kim*, and Charles Bland; Jackson State University 9:05am IT-6.3 BioTUS: A Biomedical Text Understanding System an ongoing project; Hyoil Han*, Lawrence H. Reeve, and Ari D. Brooks; Drexel University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Multimedia Systems (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Hyunju Kim (Jackson State University)
9:45am IT-7.1 Visible and Thermal Infrared Image Fusion for Face Recognition in Uncontrolled Environments; Sangwoo Moon, and Seong G. Kong*; University of Tennessee 10:10am IT-7.2 Appearance Based Human Gallery Construction from Video; Kyongil Yoon*, Yaser Yacoob, and Larry Davis; College of Notre Dame of Maryland 10:30am IT-7.3 Recent Advances in Music and Audio Technology: The Interactive Future of Digital Music; Youngmoo Kim; Drexel University 10:50am IT-7.4 ONTOMS: An Efficient and Scalable Ontology Management System; Chin-Wan Chung; KAIST
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon IT-1 Parallel Session: Security and Trust Management (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Hyoil Han (Drexel University)
2:15pm IT-8.1 Modeling and Simulating Wireless LAN Attacks Using a New Multidimensional Threat Taxonomy; Tae Hwan Oh*, and Jungwoo Ryoo#; Southern Methodist University, #The Pennsylvania State University-Altoona 2:35pm IT-8.2 The New P2P Reputation Model Based on Trust Management System; Sinjae Lee*, Kyung Eun Park, and Yanggon Kim; Towson University 2:55pm IT-8.3 Security and Privacy Models for Sharing Geospatial Information; Soon Ae Chun; CUNY 3:20pm IT-8.4 Understanding Risks in an Organizational Infrastructure during Software Certification Activities; Robin A. Gandhi, and Seok-Won Lee*; University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon IT-2 Parallel Session: Internet and Web (Reston Hunters Woods) Session Chair: Taek Jin Kwon (Telcordia)
2:15pm IT-9.1 Unified Data-Centric Internet Services; Praveen Rao, Bongki Moon*, and Beichuan Zhang; University of Arizona 2:40pm IT-9.2 Real-Time Distributed Problem Solving in the CMS Experiment; Mina Jung, Derek Messie*, and Jae C. Oh; Syracuse University 3:05pm IT-9.3 Next-Generation Strategic Business Model for the U. S. Internet Service Providers: Rate- based Internet Subscription; Charles C. Willow; Monmouth University 3:25pm IT-9.4 Toward a Web-Based National Math Competition Management System: eMath4KSEA; Leon Yip*, Sam Chung, Ji Yeam, Yoon Kim, and Andrew Park; University of Washington
3:45pm
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon IT-1 Parallel Session: Software Architecture and Systems (Lake Fairfax B) Session Chair: Soon Ae Chun (CUNY)
4:00pm IT-10.1 Design of Massive Events Stream Service Architecture; Kyungeun Park*, Sinjae Lee, Juno Chang, and Yanggon Kim; Towson University
37 4:20pm IT-10.2 Introduction of Department of Defense Architecture Framework; Hiekeun Ko; SPAWAR Systems Center 4:45pm IT-10.3 Tight Generator Interface (TGI) on SOA; Jongwook Woo; California State University 5:05pm IT-10.4 An Intelligent Discussion-Bot for Guiding Student Interactions in Threaded Discussions; Jihie Kim*, Erin Shaw, Grace Chern, Donghui Feng, and Sujith Ravi; USC/Information Sciences Institute
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon IT-2 Parallel Session: Networking and Others (Reston Hunters Woods) Session Chair: Soon M. Chung (Wright State University)
4:00pm IT-11.1 Geography-based Passive Clustering in Wireless Mobile Networks; F. Chender, A. Hafid, A. Benslimane, and Taek Jin Kwon*; Telcordia Technologies, Inc. 4:25pm IT-11.2 Distributed Reconfiguration Algorithm in Survivable Grid Computing Networks; Hwajung Lee; Radford University 4:45pm IT-11.3 Bidding for a Productive Software Development Team; Kyungsub Choi; Manhattan College 5:05pm IT-11.4 Usage of Mined Word Associations for Text Retrieval; John D. Holt, Soon M. Chung*, and Yanjun Li; Wright State University
Communication & Networking Technology (CNT)
Objectives The CNT symposium of UKC aims to provide a venue for Korean-American engineers and scientists to discuss recent technical advances and trends in communications and networks. It also provides an opportunity for those people to network and collaborate in the area.
Co-Chairs Dong Sam Ha (Virginia Tech, [email protected] ), Kwang Bok Lee (Seoul National Univ.)
Session Co-Chairs Cognitive/Software Defined Radios I: Sang-Jo Yoo (Inha Univ.) RFID: Jaeyoung Lee (Yonsei Univ.) 3G/4G Wireless Broadband Access: Kwang Bok Lee (Seoul National Univ.) Mobile WiMax: Seong Keun Oh (Ajou Univ.) Ultra Wideband Communications: Dong Sam Ha (Virginia Tech), and Jong-Wha Chong (Hanyang U.) Wireless Sensor Networks: Myung Jong Lee (City Univ. of New York)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Cognitive / Software Defined Radios (Lake Fairfax A) Session chair: Sang-Jo Yoo (Inha Univ.) 8:00am CNT-1.1 Cooperative Hidden Incumbent System Detection and Resolution Protocols for Cognitive Radio Networks; Sang-Jo Yoo*, Hao Nan, and Hyun-Ju Kim; Inha University 8:20am CNT-1.2.Distributed Spectrum Sensing Algorithms for Cognitive Radio; Bumsuk Choi*, and Claudio R.C.M. da Silva; Virginia Tech 38 8:40am CNT-1.3 Spectrum Management for 1.7GHz FACS using Cognitive Radio Technology; Yong-Seok Choi*, Young B. Choi, and Harry L. Reif; ETRI 9:00am CNT-1.4 Cognitive Networks and Dynamic Spectrum Access; Luiz A. DaSilva*, Ryan W. Thomas, and Juan E. Suris; Virginia Tech (Keynote Speech)
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: RFID (Lake Fairfax A) Session Chair: Jaiyong Lee (Yonsei Univ.)
9:45am CNT-2.1 A New Approach for Secure RFID; Dong Sam Ha*, and Patrick R. Schaumont; Virginia Tech 10:05am CNT-2.2 Recent Antenna Technology for RFID in Korea; Kihun Chang, Woosung Lee, Yohan Lim, Woosuk Kang, and Young Joong Yoon*;Yonsei University 10:25am CNT-2.3 Research trend of Ubiquitous Sensor Network and technologies at ETRI; Cheol-Sig Pyo*, and Jong-Suk Chae; ETRI 10:45am CNT-2.4 RFID / USN Promotion Strategies and Policies in Korea; Sang Chul Shin; National Information Society Agency (Keynote Speech)
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: IT/ CNT Joint session with IT symposium (Lake Fairfax A & B) Session Chair: Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM Research)
2:15pm Introduction 2:20pm IT-3.1 IT-Korea: Achievements, Challenges & Opportunities; Kwyro Lee; LG-Elite 2:40pm IT-3.2 My Life with Computers; Prof. Chan-Mo Park; POSTECH (Keynote Speech) 3:35pm Tributary statements by a few leaders including Prof. Kane Kim
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: 3G/4G and Wireless Broadband Access (Lake Fairfax A) Session Chair: Kwang Bok Lee (Seoul National University, Korea)
4:00pm CNT-4.1 Random Coding Bounds for Low Density Parity-Checking Coding over MIMO Multiple Access Systems; Heung-No Lee*, and Jingqiao Zhang; University of Pittsburgh 4:20pm CNT-4.2 Industry Vision on Solusion Needs for Future Wireless Connectivity; Yoon Chae Cheong; Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology 4:40pm CNT-4.3 4G Vision and Network Architecture; Saewoong Bahk; Seoul National University 5:00pm CNT-4.4 Global Telecommunications Education Trends: ITU-T, TeleManagement Forum, and ITERA; Young B. Choi*, Harry L. Reif, and Yong-Seok Choi; James Madison University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Future Mobile Communications (Lake Fairfax A) Session chair: Seong Keun Oh (Ajou University)
8:00am CNT-5.1 Fast Optimum and Suboptimum Detection of Mobile Wimax MIMO Systems; Il-Min Kim*; Queen’s University (Keynote Speech) 8:20am CNT-5.2 The Standardization Status on WiBro & WiBro Evolution (Mobile Wimax) Related To ITU- R IMT-2000 & IMT-Advanced Requirements in Korea; Byoungmoon Chin, and Daejung Kim* 8:40am CNT-5.3 An Overview of Cogntive Radio Research at Virginia Tech; Kyung Kyoon Bae*, Jung-Min Park, and Jeffrey H. Reed; Virginia Tech 9:00am CNT-5.4 An Incremental Frequency Reuse Scheme for OFDMA Cellular Systems; Seong Keun Oh*, and Ki Tae Kim; Ajou University
9:30am
39 Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Ultra Wideband Communications (Lake Fairfax A) Session chair: Jong-Wha Chong (Hanyang University) Session co-hair: Dong Sam Ha (Virginia Tech)
9:45am CNT-6.1 New Code Set for DS-UWB; Dae-Gun Oh*, Sang-Hun Yoon, and Jong-Wha Chong; Hanyang University 10:05am CNT-6.2 An UWB Low Noise Amplifier with Air-suspended RF MEMS Inductor; Sungyong Jung*, and Youngjoong Joo; Sungyong Jung, University of Texas at Arlington 10:25am CNT-6.3 NLOS Error Mitigation Using Generalized Linear Programming for UWB-Based Indoor Localization; Jia Tao, and R.M. Buehrer; Virginia Tech (Keynote Speech) 10:45am CNT-6.4 Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Technology for Wireless Communications and Positioning Systems; Claudio R. C. M. da Silva; Virginia Tech (Keynote Speech)
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Wireless Sensor Networks (Lake Fairfax A) Session Chair: Myung Jong Lee (City University of New York)
2:15pm CNT-7.1 A Cross Layered Protocol Using Back-off Time in Wireless Sensor Networks; MyungJune Youn*, and Jaiyong Lee 2:35pm CNT-7.2 Design and Implementation of CUNY Wireless Sensor Network testbed; Tae Rim Park*, and Mjung J. Lee; City University of New York 2:55pm CNT-7.3 Routing metrics design for multihop wireless Networks; Yaling Yang; Virginia Tech 3:15pm CNT-7.4 Geographical Code Scheme for Sensor Network; Junghyun Eom, Eunsook Lee*, Sunshin An, and Sung Kim; SK Telecomm
Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, and Manufacturing Technology (MRM)
Objectives Exchanges of Information between Researchers and Practicing Engineers and Scientists on New Development as well as New and Renewed Applications in Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, and Manufacturing Technologies
Organizers and Co-Chairs Howard Ho Chung (MITEC, [email protected]), Byung-Wook Choi (KITECH), Young-il Cho (Drexel University), Jungho Kim (University of Maryland), Dennis Hong (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Univ.), and Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines Inc.)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Robotics and Control I: Algorithms and Analysis (Reston North Point)
40 Session Chairs: Martial Hebert (Carnegie-Melon Univ.), and Munsang Kim (Korea Inst. of Science and Technology)
8:00am MRM-1.1 Work Space Analysis for Gate-Planning Algorithm Development; Mark H. Showalter, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ. 8:20am MRM-1.2 Dimensional Synthesis of a Cam-Based Infinitely Variable Transmission Using Genetic Algorithms; Derek Lahr, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ. 8:40am MRM-1.3 Preliminary Software Architecture and Motion Planning Algorithms for Traversing Obstructed Terrain with a Rimless Wheel with Individually Actuated Spokes; Shawn Kimmel, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ. 9:00am MRM-1.4 Kimematic Analysis of a Novel Three-Legged in-Parallel Manipulator with SRRR Leggs; Ping Ren, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ.
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Robotics and Control II: Intelligent Robotics (Reston North Point) Session Chairs: Dennis Hong (Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ.) and Man-Wook Han (Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in Austria)
9:45am MRM-2.1 Challenges Toward Robot Intelligence; Munsang Kim, Korea Inst. Of Science and Technology 10:05am MRM-2.2 Muscle-Inspired Linear Actuator via Folding Assembly of MEMS Actuators; Z. J. Traina, and S. G. Kim; Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 10:25am MRM-2.3 Progress in Object Recognition for Robotics Application; Martial Hebert; Carnegie-Melon Univ. 10.45am MRM-2.4 Mapping. Localization, and Object Detection Using Range and Vision Sensors for Indoor Mobile Robot Navigation; Jae-Bok Song; Korea National University
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Robotics and Control III: Robot Development (Reston North Point) Session Chairs: Sang.Gook Kim (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), and Munsang Kim (Korea Inst. of Science and Technology)
2:15pm MRM-3.1 A Reactive Approach to Behavior Based Control of a Soccer Playing Humanoid Robot; Karl Muecke, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ. 2:40pm MRM-3.2 Investigation of Standing up Strategies for a Novel Three-Legged Walking Robot; Ivette Morazzani, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ. 3:05pm MRM-3.3 Design of a Pole Climbing Robot Utilizing a Serial Chain of Actuated Universal Joints in a helical Configuration; Gabriel Goldman, and Dennis Hong; Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ.
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Robotics and Control IV: Controls and Manipulations (Reston North Point) Session Chairs: Jae-Bok Song (Korea National University), and Dennis Hong (Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ.)
4:00pm MRM-4.2 Satellite Integrated Power and Attitude Control with Magnetically Supported, Flexible Shaft Flywheels and Flexible Appendages; Junyoung Park, Alan Palazzolo, and Raymond Beach 4:25pm MRM-4.3 Optimal Dynamic Motions of Redundant Manipulators for General Task Execution; Joo H. Kim, Jingzhou Yang, and Karim Abdel-Malek; Univ. of Iowa 4:50pm MRM-4.4 Multiscale Structures and Mechanical Behavior of Biological Composite Materials for Armor Design Appications; H. Rhee, M.F. Horstemeyer, Y. Hwang, and L. Liyanage; Mississippi State Univ.
41 Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Mechanical Engineering I: Modeling, Simulation, Testing, Control, and Heat Transfer (Reston North Point) Session Chairs: Byung-Wook Choi (KITECH), and Woo-Suck Han (Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne)
8:00am MRM-5.3 Film Cooling Measurement Using Pressure Sensitive Paint (PSP); Hee-Koo Moon; Solar Turbines Inc. 8:20am MRM-5.4 Multiscale Modeling in Powder Metallurgy: Atomistic, Discrete Element, and Finite Element Simulations; Seong Jin Park, Seong-Gon Kim, Mark Horstemeyer, and Randall M.; Mississippi State University 8:45am MRM-6.1 Numerical Simulations of Particle Dispersion in Isotropic Turbulence Using Object Oriented Programming; Sasidhar Kondaraju, Kiaofeng Xu, and Joon Sang Lee; Wayne State University
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Mechanical Engineering II: Fluid Mechanics, Thermal Management, and Material Behavior Session Chairs: Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines Inc.), and Jae Hyun Cho (Aspen Technology)
9:45am MRM-6.2 Spacecraft Thermal Management Using Advanced Hybrid Two-Phase Loop Technology; Chanwoo Park; Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. 10:10am MRM-6.3 Characteristic Behavior of Dendritic Crystal Growth; Jungwan Park, and Michael R. Foster; Ohio State University 10:35am MRM-6.4 Gas-Liquid Two-Phase Homogeneous Model for Cavitating Flow; Byeong Rog Shin, and Yiguang Ju; Changwon National University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Manufacturing Technology - I (Reston North Point) Session Chairs: Howard Ho Chung (MITEC), and Byung Oh Choi (Korea Institute of Machnery and Materials)
2:15pm MRM-7.1 Investigation of Galling in Forming Galvanized Advanced High Strength Steels (AHSS); Hyunok Kim; Ohio State Univ. 2:35pm MRM-7.2 Manufacturing Process of Colorant-Free Color Filter; Byung Kim, and C. S. Shiau; Univ. of Massachusetts 2:55pm MRM-7.3 Development of Roll-to-Roll Printing System for Printed Electronic; Byung Oh Choi, Dong Soo Kim, and Chung Hwan Kim; Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials 3:15pm MRM-7.4 Advanced Scheduling Algorithm for Batch Processes; Jae hyun Cho; Aspen Technology
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Manufacturing Technology - II, and Mechanical Engineering (Reston North Point) Session Chairs: Young-il Cho (Drexel University), and Byung Kim (Univ. of Massachusetts)
4:00pm MRM-8.1 A Novel Electrospinning System for Wound Healing; Wandoo Kim, Hyeon Yoon, and Geun Kyung Kim; Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials 4:20pm MRM-8.2 Measurement of CU-OSP Thickness and FLUX-OSP Interaction; Seungbae Park, Jongman Kim, Bill Infantolino, and Jasper Chiguma; Univ. of New York at Binghanmton 4:40pm MRM-8.5 Multiphase Flow Hemodynamics at the End-to-Side Anastomosis of Arterial Bypass Graft with Different Inlet Hematocrit; Yong Hyun Kim, and Joon Sang Lee; Wayne State University
4 2 Nano Science & Technology (NST)
Objectives To promote and enhance collaborative nano research activities among researchers and professors from both key US and Korean nano institutions. To provide the opportunities to seek for specific collaborative projects to benefit each participating party. To provide the opportunities to all of participating parties to leverage existing international nano research progress.
Co-Chairs Duck-Joo Yang (UT at Dallas, [email protected]), and Haiwon Lee (Hanyang Univ.)
Organizing Committee Young-June Park (Seoul National U), Wonbong Choi (Florida International University), Cheol Park (National Institute of Aerospace), Yung Woo Park (Seoul National University), Kap Seung Yang (Chonnam National U), Dong-Chan Shin (KITECH), Christopher Bunker (Air Force Research Laboratory), Kyungjae Cho (UT Dallas), and Jiyoung Kim (UT Dallas)
Advisory Committee Byung-Lip Lee (Air Force Office of Science Research), Sanghee Suh (Nat'l Program for Nanostructured Materials Technology Center), H. Thomas Hahn (UCLA), Jung-Chan Bae (KITECH), Yoon-Soo Park (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), and Kyung-Suk Kim (Brown University)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Nanoelectronics (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chairs: Young June Park (Seoul National Univ.), and Wonbong Choi (Florida International Univ.)
8:00am Opening Remarks; Overview of UKC2007 Nano Science & Technology symposium: Past, Present, and Future; Sunghee Suh; Nanostractured Materials Technology Center (Keynote Speaker) 8:10am NST-1.1 Quantum resonance modulations in an open three-terminal interferometer; Yong S. Joe; Ball State University 8:30am NST-1.2 Spin injection in polymer nanofibers and the device applicability of carbon based nanostructures; Yung Woo Park; Seoul National University 8:50am NST-1.3 Surface Effects of Silicon Nanowire Electronics; Kyeongjae (KJ) Cho; UT at Dallas 9:10am NST-1.4 Synthesis and Integration of Carbon Nanotubes for The Electronic Device Applications; Wanjun Park; Hanyang University
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Nanoelectronics & 2: NanoBio (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chair: Haiwon Lee (Hanyang University)
9:45am NST-2.1 Carbon Quantum Dots for Applications in Biology and Medicine; Ya-Ping Sun; Clemson University 10:15am NST-2.2 Nano-fluorescence enhancer for highly sensitive, fluorophore mediated biosensing and bioimaging; Bin Hong, Hanzhu Jin, and Kyung A. Kang*; University of Louisville 10:35am NST-2.3 Nano-clusters for Protein Imaging by Cryo-Electron Microscopy; So-Hye Cho*, Gabe Lander, Joel Quispe, Bridget Carragher, Clint Potter, and M. G. Finn; The Scripps Research Institute 10:55am NST-2.4 Nano Systems Institute Approach for IT-BT Integration; Young-June Park; Seoul National Univeristy
43 Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Special Seminars (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chir: Yung Woo Park (Seoul National University)
2:15pm NST-3.1 Preparation of CNT fibers/ sheets & their applications; Ray Baughman; UT at Dallas (Keynote Speech) 3:00pm NST-3.2 Overview of Nanotechnology R&D and Commercialization Progress in Korea; Sanghee Suh; Nanostructured Materials Technology Center
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: NanoBio (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chairs: Dong Chan Shin (KITECH), and KyungJae Cho (UT Dallas)
4:00pm NST-4.1 Biophysical Applications of Atomic Force Microscopy; Sung-Kyoung Kim, Hyunsook Kim, and Haiwon Lee*; Hanyang University 4:20pm NST-4.2 Tumor Specific Nano-entity for Optical Detection and Hyperthermic Treatment of Breast Cancer; Kyung A. Kang*, H. Jin, B. Hong, and S. S. Kakar; University of Louisville 4:40pm NST-4.3 DNA Analysis in Nanoslits; Kyubong Jo*, and David C. Schwartz; Univ of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign 5:00pm NST-4.4 Nanoparticle based Target specific delivery of therapeutics and diagnostics; Mehta Arkesh; Avanti NanoScience
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Nanomaterials (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chairs: Cheol Park (National Ins. Of Aerospace), and Chris Bunder (AFRL)
8:00am NST-5.1 Multifunctional electrospinning: from helical to aligned nanofibers; Seon Jeong Kim; Hanyang University 8:20am NST-5.2 New Electro-spun Nano Carbon Material for Super-Capacitors; B.T.N. Ngoc, C. Kim, W-Y. Yun, Kap Serung Yang*; Chonnam National University 8:40am NST-5.3 Investigation of Potential Alternative Hydrogen Carrier, Mg Supported Zeolite with Temperature Programmed Desorption of NH3; Tak Hee Kim, Jun Lee, and Sung June Cho*; Chonnam National University 9:00am NST-5.4 National Center for Nanoprocess and Equipments, Dong Chan Shin*#, BumHo Choi, Jong Woon Park, and Jong Ho Lee; #Chosun University, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Nanomaterials (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chairs: Kap Seung Yang (Chonnam National Univ.), and Jiyoung Kim (UT at Dallas)
9:45am NST-6.1 Preparations and characterizations of electrode of fuel cell from electrospun PAN/polycarbonate carbon nano-fibers; Jae-Hyun Park, Young-Wan Ju, and Wan-Jin Lee*; Chonnam National University 10:05am NST-6.2 Fabrication of the super water-repellented glass by collidal lithography and plasma etching; Hyuneui Lim*, Dae-Whan Jung, Jung-Hyun Noh, and Wan-Doo Kim; Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials 10:25am NST-6.3 Growth of Bi-Te based materials for high performance thermoelectric applications; Jin- Sang Kim*, Sung-Do Kwon, Jeong-Hun Kim, Seok-Jin Yoon, and Sang-Hee Suh; Korea Institute of Science and Technology 10:45am NST-6.4 Nanomaterials of Fuels Applications; Christopher E. Bunker*, Michelle M. Stachler, Barbara A. Harruff, and Elena A. Guliants; Air Force Research Laboratory
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Nanomaterials (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chairs: Wonbong Choi (Florida International Univ.), and Kyungjae Cho (UT at Dallas)
44 2:15pm NST-7.1 Nanomaterial test device fabrication using focused ion beam; Jiyoung Kim*, DongKyu Cha, and Moon J. Kim; University of Texas at Dallas 2:35pm NST-7.2 Synthesis and characterization of ZnO/ZnS core/shell nanocrystals; Marek Osinski*, Krishnaprasad Sankar, Brian A. Akins, Tosifa A. Memon, Nathan J. Withers, and Gennady A. Smolyakov; University of New Mexico 2:55pm NST-7.3 Nanocomposite Strain Sensors for Smart, Nondestructive, Structural Health Monitoring; Giang T. Pham, Alessio Colombo, Young-Bin Park*, Ben Wang; Florida State University 3:15pm NST-7.4 Transport Phenomena and Conduction Mechanism of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes (SWNT) at Y-and Crossed-Junctions; Do-yun Kim, Jung Huang, Hoon-Kyu Shin, Somenath Roy, and Wonbong Choi*; Florida international University
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Nanomaterials (Reston Tall Oaks) Session Chair: Haiwon Lee (Hanyang University)
4:00pm NST-8.1 Single-Wall Carbon Nannotube Nanocomposites for Stress and Strain Sensors; Jin Ho Kang*, and Cheol Park; National Institute of Aerospace 4:20pm NST-8.2 Enhanced Mass Sensitivity of Stress-Free, Silicon Nanowire-Grown Microcantilever Sensors; Dongkye Lee, and Sangmin Jeon*; POSTECH 4:40pm NST-8.3 Reflections/Suggestions H. Thomas Han (UCLA) 5:00pm NST-8.4 Any Announcements Haiwon Lee (Hanyang Univ.), and Duck-Joo Yang (UT at Dallas)
Women in Science & Engineering (WISE)
Objectives The goal of the WISE Forum is to promote cooperation between women scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs from USA and Korea by discussing and sharing their achievements and current interests. This forum will also provide an enhancement of the network of both American and Korean women scientists and engineers. This year, the WISE forum will also be organized by KWiSE like previous women’s forums at UKC2005 and 2006. We believe that this forum will greatly enhance the contribution of female scientists and engineers in KESA activities.
Co-Chairs Gye Won Han (The Scripps Research Inst., [email protected]), Sooja Kim (NIH), Kwang Hwa Chung (KRISS), Young Sook Yoo (KIST)
Thursday (2007-08-09) Afternoon Session: The Strategies and Challenges (Grand Ballroom G)
3:00pm WISE-1.1 Progress Report on the Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering (KWiSE) Database; So-Hye Cho; The Scripps Research Institute 3:10pm WISE-1.2.Governmental Policy for supporting Women in Science & Technology (WIST) in Korea; Gil-Ja Jhon; Korean National Institute for Supporting Women in Science and Technology 3:20pm WISE-1.3 The Challenges of Migrating from Academia to Government Service; Linda C. Duffy; National Institutes of Health 3:30pm WISE-1.4 A Statistics on Female Mathematicians; Heakyung Lee; Winthrop University 3:40pm WISE-1.5 Journey towards Securing a Faculty Position; Jin Kim Montclare; Polytechnic University 45 3:50pm WISE-1.6 Opportunities and Challenges in the Information Systems Field; Victoria Yoon; University of Maryland Baltimore County 4:00pm WISE-1.7 Trophic Environments for Women Scientists; Hee-Yong Kim; National Institutes of Health 4:10pm WISE-1.8 Brief Introduction to AstroStatistics; Hyunsook Lee; Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Thursday (2007-08-09) Afternoon Session: Managing the Challenges (Grand Ballroom G)
4:30pm WISE-2.1 Breaking the Glass Roof; Sun-Hwa Hahn; Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information 4:37pm WISE-2.2 Introduction of the Women in Bioscience Forum (WBF) in Korea; Young Sook Yoo; Korea Institute of Science and Technology 4:44pm WISE-2.3 Career Development and Human Development: One Woman’s Journey; Doris K. Williams; University of Idaho 4:51pm WISE-2.4 Abbott to General Electronics; Esther K. Yang; Abbott laboratories 4:58pm WISE-2.5 Integrating a Professional Life with Family Life; Jo Anne G. Jensen; Department of Health and Human Services 5:07pm WISE-2.6 Korean-American Women Scientists and Engineers and Professionalism are we now?; Kyung A. Kang; University of Louisville 5:14pm WISE-2.7 Obstacles or Opportunities?; Eun-Suk Seo; University of Maryland 5:21pm WISE-2.8 Professional Women and Staying Fit: Physical Exercise; Sooja K. Kim; National Institutes of health
Thursday (2007-08-09) Afternoon Session: Panel Discussion by All Speakers (Grand Ballroom G)
5:30pm WISE-3.1 Panel Discussion by All Speakers
Young Professional Forum (YPF)
Objectives The young professional forum (YPF) will provide young generation professionals with opportunities to build strong networks among participants, to showcase and share their research and work experiences, and to listen to talks given by distinguished speakers.
Co-Chairs Byungkyu (Brian) Park (University of Virginia, [email protected]), and Sung-Hyuk Cha (PACE University)
Thursday (2007-08-09) Afternoon Session: Science, Technology, and Sustainability (Grand Ball Room E)
1:30pm YPF-1.1Introduction 1:40pm YPF-1.2 Redefining Sustainability in the Context of Tomorrow's Capabilities; John Voeller; Senior Vice President, Black & Veatch; Senior Consultant, Dept. of Homeland Security; Senior Analyst, Office of
46 Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President 2:30pm YPF-1.3 Global S&T Trends: A U.S. Perspective; Rolf Lehming; U.S. National Science Foundation 3:20pm YPF-1.4 Green Building 101; Crystall D. Merlino; U.S. Green Building Council 4:10pm Q&A and Panel Discussion
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Thursday (2007-08-09) Afternoon Session: Leadership and Career Opportunities as Korean- American (Grand Ballroom E)
4:45pm YPF-2.1The Significance of the Korean “Scitech” Young Generation Forum; Si-Joong Kim; Former minister of MOST & former president of KOFST 5:05pm YPF-2.2 Who are we? What to be?; Soon Paik; U.S. Department of Labor/Bureau of Labor Statistics 5:55pm Q&A and Wrap-up
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: YPF (Lake Anne B)
8:00am YPF-3.1 Overview of KSEA YG Activities; Byungkyu (Brian) Park; University of Virginia 8:15am YPF-3.2 National YGTLC 2007 - My experiences at YGTLC’s as a Participant vs. an Organizer; Jung Min Lee 8:30am YPF-3.3 2007 Global Leadership Seminar for Young Scientists & Engineers at Texas A&M University; Dong-Guan Seol; Texas A&M University 8:45am YPF-3.4 KSEA North Texas Chapter-Young Generation Technical Leadership Forum 2007 and U of Texas at Arlington KSA Activities; BoHoon Kim; University of Texas at Arlington 9:00am YPF-3.5 2007 KSEA Graduate Scholarship Essay; Eun Young Choi; Harvard University
Innovative R & D Forum (IRDF)- Winning Global R&D Wars
Objectives To develop new ideas on how to structure the winning strategies and efficient, profitable R&D methods/systems for innovative product and process development, marketing and entrepreneurship. Current industry practices and government policies in US and Korea will also be examined for an enhanced science and technology cooperation between US and Korea, with strong emphases for an elevated level of participation by Korean-American scientists and engineers.
Co-Chairs Moon Won Suh (NC State University, [email protected]), and Key H. Kim (KITECH)
Friday (2007-0810) Morning Session: Innovation Systems and Intellectual Properties (Reston Town Center) Session Organizer: Moon Won Suh (North Carolina State University) Session Chair: Key H. Kim (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology)
47 8:00am IRDF-1.1 Managing Creativity in Industrial Research Organizations; Joonki Kim, and MiJeong Song; Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology 8:20am IRDF-1.2 Why Do Good Inventions Sometimes Come Out of the Losing Side in Some Patent Law Suits?; Elizabeth Eunjoo Kim; McDermott Will & Emery 8:40am IRDF-1.3 A Systems Approach for Validating Research Hypotheses; Moon Won Suh; North Carolina State University 9:00am IRDF-1.4 Innovation through US - Korea Collaborative Research - A New Perspective; Larry Walker; University of Mississippi 9:20am IRDF Discussion
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Innovation at Government-Funded R&D Centers of Korea (Lake Audubon) Session Chair: Key Hyup Kim (KITEC President)
2:15pm IRDF Introduction; Key Hyup Kim; KITECH 2:20pm IRDF 2.1 International R&D Cooperation-Case for KIST; Dongwhat Kum; KIST (Keynote Speech) 2:40pm IRDF 2.2 International Collaboration in R&D and Standardization - ETRI Case; Mun-Kee Choi; ETRI (Keynote Speech) 3:00pm IRDF 2.3 Panel Discussion- Collaboration between Government-Funded R&D Institutes and US R&D Institutes and KSEA- a New Paradigm for the Future Panelists- Jae Do Lee (KRICT), Tai Sup Lee (KIGAM), Ki Dai Yum (KORDI), Hak Min Kim (KIMS). Hong Yul Paik (KAEI), and Kwang Hwa Chung Discussants- Name Hee Chae (KRIRI), Jong-yeol Kim (KIOM), Tae Young Chung (KIMM), Soon Heung Chang (KAIST), and Eun Dong Kim (KERI)
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Future of KSEA and Regional Science Parks in Korea (Lake Fairfax A) Session Organizer: Moon Won Suh (North Carolina State University) Session Chair: Saeyoung Ahn (Fuzbien Technology Institute)
4:00pm IRDF-3.1 Significance of Regional Technoparks in Korea; Jong Koo Lee; Deputy Minister of Health and Welfare, ROK 4:15pm IRDF-3.2 Prospects of Collaboration between Gangwon-Do and KSEA; Sang-Pyo Kim; Dept. of Industry and Economy, Gangwon-Do 4:30pm IRDF-3.3 Gangwon TechnoValley Triangle®; Seung Ho Han; Gangwon Technopark 4:45pm IRDF-3.4 Globalization Efforts at Osung Technolois; Sean Hahm; Osung Bio-Health Science Technopolis 5:00pm IRDF Panel Discussion; All Participants, including Representatives of Kyugsangnam-Do and Kyungsangbook-Do
Challenges and Opportunities for Technology Collaboration Projects in North Korea (CONK)
Chair and Presenters Kwang Chul (K.C.) Choi (Bechtel / KAIST, b2b2kc@kaist.ac.kr), Soon-Heung Chang (KAIST), Chong Min Kyung (KAIST), and Tai-Sik Lee (Hanyang Univ.)
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Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Challenges and Opportunities for Technology Collaboration Projects In North Korea (Reston Hunters Woods) Session Chair: KC Choi (Bechtel / KAIST)
4:00pm CONK-1.1 Opportunities and Challenges of IT Collaboration with North Korea; Chong-Min Kyung; KAIST 4:20pm CONK-1.2 Challenges and Opportunities in Energy Projects; Soon-Heung Chang; KAIST 4:40pm CONK-1.3 Challenges and Opportunities in Construction Projects; Tai-Sik Lee; Hanyang University 5:00pm CONK-1.4 Building the Future - Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST); Kwang Chul (K.C.) Choi; Bechtel/KAIST 5:20pm CONK Discussion
KRISS-NIST Joint Workshop on Nano- metrology & Quality of Life (NMQL)
Objectives To exchange information and research results in the areas of nano-metrology as a part of KRISS-NIST joint research program, and to introduce the R&D activities of the two institutes in the area of metrology in enhancing the quality of life, researchers of KRISS-NIST will get together to make presentations of the results of their collaborations carried out for the recent a couple of years. Exchange of ideas for further collaborations will also be discussed.
Co-Chairs Gun-Woong Bahng (KRISS), Jeeseong Hwang (NIST), Theodore V. Vorburger, Dae Won Moon (KRISS), Katherine Sharpless (NIST), Yong Ki Park (KRISS)
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Nanometrology for Science and Technology I (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Gun-Woong Bahng (KRISS)
8:00am Introduction; Gun-Woong Bahng, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science 8:05am Opening Remarks; Kwang Hwa Chung, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science 8:10am Opening Remarks; Anne Plant; National Institute of Standards and Technology 8:15am Group Photo 8:20am NMQL-1.1, Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Low-Dimensional Systems; Jason Crain, National Institute of Standards and Technology (Keynote Speech) 8:50am NMQL-1.2 Use of Carbon Nanotube Probe in Critical Dimensional Atomic Force Microscope; B. C. Park*1, J. Choi1, S. J. Ahn1, D.-H. Kim1, L. Joon2, G. Orji3, R. Dixon3, T. Vorgurger3; 1 Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, 3 National Institute of Standards and Technology 9:10am NMQL-1.3 Measurement of Impurity Atoms Incorporated in Si (001) by Scanning Tunneling Microscopy; Ja-Yong Koo, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science
9:30am
49 Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Nanometrology for Science and Technology II (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Jeeseong Hwang (NIST), Theodore V. Vorburger (NIST)
9:45am NMQL-2.1 Nano- and Atomic-scale Length Metrology; Theodore V. Vorburger*, R. G. Dixon, J. Fu, N. G. Orji, S. C. Feng, M. W. Cresswell, R. A. Allen, W. G. Guthrie, W. Chu, National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA 10:05am NMQL-2.2 Nano-Bio Convergence at KRISS for Analysis of Single Devices and Single Cells; Dae Won Moon, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea (“Keynote speech 2”) 10:35am NMQL-2.3 Nanoscale Mechanical Properties of Collagen Determine Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell Phenotype; Anne L. Plant*, Kiran Bhadriraju, Gordon Shaw, Koo-Hyung Chung, John T. Elliott, National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA 10:55am NMQL-2.4 Integrated Approaches for the Metrology of Single Nanocrystals toward Quantitative Biomedical Applications; HyeonGon Kang, Peter Yim, Matthew Clarke, Kimberly Briggman, Jeeseong Hwang *; National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Nanometrology for Science and Technology III (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Dae Won Moon (KRISS)
2:15pm NMQL-3.1 Sensors and Memories Based on Nanoelectronic Devices; Wan Soo Yun*, Jinhee Kim, Dong Han Ha, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea 2:35pm NMQL-3.2 Application of SIMS for Nano-metrology; Greg Gillen, National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA 2:55pm NMQL-3.3 Reliable Thickness Measurement of SiO2 Films Thinner Than 1 nm by XPS; Kyungjoong Kim, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea 3:15pm NMQL-3.4 Development of a Ultra Low Temperature Scanning Tunneling Microscope with 15 T Magnetic Field; Young Jae Song*, S. R. Blankenship, J. N. Crain, J. A. Stroscio, National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA 3:30pm Discussion (including future collaborations between KRISS and NIST)
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Metrology for Quality of Life I (Lake Anne A) Session Chairs: Yong Ki Park (KRISS), Katherine Sharpless (NIST)
4:00pm NMQL-4.1 NIST CRMs and Quality of Life; Katherine Sharpless*, Stephen Wise, National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA 4:20pm NMQL-4.2 Metrology for Food and Environment in KRISS; Tae Soon Park, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea 4:40pm NMQL-4.3 Research Activities of Health Metrology Group in KRISS; Se Jin Park, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea 5:00pm NMQL-4.4 Bio-signal Measurement and Applications to Medical Science in KRISS; Yong Ki Park Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea 5:20pm NMQL-4.5 Research Activities of Safety Metrology Group in KRISS; Bongyoung Ahn, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea 5:40pm Closing
50 Society of Biomedical Research (SBR)
Objectives cGMP, Regulatory Compliance Issues for Natural Product Botanical Drug, Pharmaceutical Drug, Biologics/Vaccine Development
Co-Chair John C. Chah (Society of Biomedical Research, [email protected]), and Myung-Hi S. Lee (Knowledge Recovery Institute, [email protected])
Thursday (2007-08-09) Afternoon Session (Regency Ballroom A) 3:00pm – 6:00pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Current Botanical Drug R & D Innovation and QA/QC (Lake Thoreau) Session Chairs: Myung-Hi S. Lee (Knowledge Recovery Institute), and Lim Gio Bin
8:00am SBR- GMP 1.1 Botanicals: A New Drug Industry for the United States Impact on Serious and Life- Threatening Conditions; Freddie Anne Hoffman; Heterogeneity LLc. (Keynote Speech) 8:20am SBR- GMP 1.2 Development of a New Botanical Drug for Vascular Dementia from Traditional Korean Medicine; Hocheol Kim; Kyung Hee University, Korea Institute of Science and Technology for Eastern Medicine (KISTEM), NeuMed Inc., Johns Hopkins University 8:40am SBR- GMP 1.3 Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) & Good Sourcing Practice (GSP) for Botanical Drugs identification and role QP roles and responsibilities accordance to EU & MRHA-UK Regulatory Compliance. “Quality Control of Herbal Medicinal Products; Colin Newbould; EN Pharma Ltd. 9:00am SBR- GMP 1.4 Application of Supercritical Fluid Process for Drug Delivery Systems (DDS): Particles "Analytical Techniques for Quality and Safety of Botanicals”; Brian Schaneberg; ChromaDex Analytics
9:30am
Friday (2007-08-10) Morning Session: Botanical Drug Pre-clinical Regulatory Compliance - Best Practices of Laboratory Innovations & Practices of the bioassay R & D (Lake Thoreau) Session Chairs: John C. Chah (Society of Biomedical Research), and Myung-Hi S. Lee (Knowledge Recovery Institute)
9:45am SBR- GLP 2.1 Bioassay systems for discovery of natural product anti-infective agents; Larry Walker; NCNPR, University of Mississippi (Keynote Speech) 10:05am SBR- GLP 2.2 Discovery of natural product targets for Tuberculosis utilizing innovative Microbacterium Bioassay; Scott Franzblau; Institute for Tuberculosis Research 10:25am SBR- GLP 2.3 The polyphosphate kinase as a novel target for antimicrobial therapy (Cloning, Expression and Characterization of Polyphosphate Kinase from Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium leprae; Kim Hong Yeoul; Graduate School of Kyung Hee University 10:45am SBR- GLP 2.4 Bioassay system for Malaria, TB, HIV, Leishimaniasis and IP-Korea drug discovery program; Ulf Nehbass; Institute de Pasteur Korea
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Medical Informatics & Technologies Clinical Data Management and Good Clinical Practice (GCP/CTM) for multi-center study monitoring Case Studies and Reporting on Botanical Drugs, Biologics, innovative drug delivery designs/GCP Clinical Data Management (Lake Thoreau) Session Chairs: David C. Chu (U. of Georgia), and Hun In Suk (Korean Society for Pharmaceutical Industry) 51 2:15pm SBR- GCP/CTM 3.1 Open Source System for Clinical Trial Management of the Multi-Center Monitoring Neglected Diseases; Myung-Hi S. Lee; Knowledge Recovery Fund International 2:35pm SBR- GCP/CTM 3.2 Target Health Clinical Trial Pipeline and Regulatory compliance - Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Case Reporting on Pharmaceutical Neglected Drugs; Glen Park; Clinical and Regulatory Affairs at Target Health Inc. 2:55pm SBR- GCP/CTM 3.3 Clinical Trial Management & Improvement in Clinical Site Quality; Paula J. Ulsh; IBERICA Clinical Research Center 3:15pm SBR- GCP/CTM 3.4 International Quality Training of Human Resources in GMP/CRO/CTMS Development and Allocation Process; Young Soo You; IAESTE-GATE-Korea
3:45pm
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: Biological/Vaccine & Pharmaceutical Science (Lake Thoreau) Session Chairs: Johng S. Rhim (PCRI), and John Chah (Society of Biomedical Research)
4:00pm SBR-GMP 4.1 International GMP Inspection for Human Vaccine-WHO Pre-qualification International Training Institution Program Development in Korea; Jung Keel Lee; Korea University (Keynote Speech) 4:15pm SBR-GMP 4.2 “Green Cross Corporation-Korea Vaccine Development Pipeline” Overview of Innovation Case Reporting on Drugs and Vaccine development challenges; Chong Hwan Jonathan Chang, PhD, Executive Vice President 4:30pm SBR-GMP 4.3 NMR structural characterization of HBV preS1 surface antigen for better vaccines Kyo-Hoon Han; Korea Research Institute for Bioscience & Biotechnology 4:45pm SBR GMP-4.4 Challenges in the R & D aspects of Pandemic Avian Flu Vaccine Development; Seong Bak Lim; Yonsei University, Hanhyo Research Center 5:00 pm SBR GMP-4.5 The safety and efficacy of activated autologuous lymphocytes (Natural Killer Mixer Cell:NKM) infusions for the treatment of Malignant Lymphoma Phase II trial; Dong Ouk Lee; NKBio Co., Ltd. 5:20 pm SBR-KRFI BIOLOGIC/VACCINE INNOVATION AWARD
Friday (2007-08-10) Afternoon Session: SBR Meeting (Smith Bowman) 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: Diagnostic Tools & Technologies (Regency B)
8:00 am GMP-5-1Molecular Tests for the Rapid Diagnosis of Drug Resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis; Hye Young Lee; Yonsei University 8:20 am GMP-5-2 New methods for manufacturing biochips based on irreversible molecular recognition Taisun Kim; Hallym University 8:40 am GMP-5-3 Application of Supercritical Fluid Process for Drug Delivery Systems (DDS): Particles Formation for API; Gio-Bin Lim; University of Suwon 9:00 am GMP-5-4 Globalization of Korean Pharma and Biotech Industry; Bong Yong Lee; SK Chemical
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: SBR-KRFI Corporate Matching Forum (Lake Thoreau) 8:00am – 9:30pm
9:30am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: NIH Scientific Young Scientist Program (Regency B) Session chairs: Kwang Soo Kim (Harvard University, NEBS), and Mira Chung (Georgetown Medical School)
9:45am SBR-NEBS 6.1 Erythropoietin and Erythropoietin Receptor in Cancer; Jee-Yeong Jeong; Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Harvard Medical School 52 10:05am SBR-NEBS 6.2 Assemby of RNA-protein complexes: lessons from neuromuscular disease; Jeongsik Yong; University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine 10:25am SBR-NEBS 6.3 A GPCR and CaMK cascade mediate the effects of dauer pheromone on dauer formation and gene expression; Kyuhyung Kim; Brandeis University 10:45am SBR-NEBS 6.4 Identification of zfp148 (ZBP-89) as a Novel GATA-1 Associated Kruppel-type Zinc Finger Transcription Factor Required for Megakaryopoiesis and Definitive Erythropoiesis; Andrew J. Woo; Children’s Hospital Boston/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School
Saturday (2007-08-11) Morning Session: SBR –KRFI Corporate Matching Forum (Lake Thoreau) 9:45am – 11:15am
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: Cutting-Edge Biomedical Research at NIH (Regency B) Session Chairs: Chang H. Ahn (Rexahn), and Kyung S. Lee (NIH)
2:15pm SBR-NIH 7.1 Development and application of Radiolabeled integrin V 3 Antagonist for tumor detection and assessment of therapeutic response; Beom-Su Jang, In Soo Shin, Seung Hee Park, Jin-Soo Maeng, Nhat Le, Sarah Yu, S. Narasimhan Danthi, Jianwu Xie, Brad Wood, Ira Pastan, and Chang H. Paik; NIH 2:35pm SBR-7.2 The Krüppel-like zinc finger transcription factors, Glis1-3 in development and disease; Yong-Sik Kim; NIEHS/NIH 2:55pm SBR-7.3 Regulation of RASSF1A in the cell cycle progression; Dae-Sik Lim; Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 3:15pm SBR-7.4 Comprehensive characterization of histone modifications in the human genome; Tae- Young Roh; NHLBI/NIH
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: SBR-KRFI Corporate Matching Forum (Lake Thoreau) 2:15pm – 3:45pm
3:45pm
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: SBR/CKD Bioscience Award (Regency B)
4:00pm Shh-Responding Cells Contribute to Developing Limb and Adult Neural Stem Cell Niches; Sohyun Ahn; NICHD/NIH 4:10pm Molecular Basis of Cell Fate Decision: Live or Die; Sam W. Lee, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School 4:20pm (TBC)
Saturday (2007-08-11) Afternoon Session: SBR-KRFI Plenary Session (Regency B) Session Chair: Dr. John C. Chah (Society of Biomedical Research)
4:30pm Deputy Minister, MoHW,CDC.,Dr. Jong Koo Lee 4:40pm NCNPR, U of Miss, Director, Dr. Larry Walker 4:50pm Institute de Pasteur Korea,CEO, Dr. Ulf Nehbass 5:00pm SBR-KRFI-NKBIO Vaccine Award 5:10pm SBR-KRFI-CKD Young Scientist Award 5: 20pm Award Reception & Dinner Sponsored by NKBIO/CDK
53 Poster Presentations (Saturday, Aug 12) 11:15 – 12:00pm Grand Ballroom
BST Poster Session P-1. A Micro-Nano Electrical Noise Detector for Rapid, Specific, and Sensitive Identification of Bacteria; Sungkyu Seo*, Hyun Chul Kim, and Mosong Cheng; Texas A&M University P-2. PIKfyve and Cullin-2 are Mediators of Nuclear Trafficking and Transcriptional Regulation by the EGFR in Bladder Cancer; Jayoung Kim*, Wan Jin Jahng, Dolores Di Vizio, Julie Lee, Mark Rubin Assia Shisheva, and Michael R. Freeman; Harvard Medical School P-3. Roles of Ca2+/H+ exchangers and glutamate receptor homologs in Arabidopsis guard cell signaling; Youjin Seo; University of Maryland P-4. In-vitro Observations of Potassium Ion Effusion and Apoptosis with the External DC Electric Field in the Breast Cancer Cell Lines; HongBae Kim*, K.W.Kim, J.H.Chung, S.B.Sim,and S.Ahn; KPS P-5. Ultrafast Dynamics probing of RNA Recognition by Peptide-PNA Conjugates; Sangwon Lee*, Liang Zhao, and Tianbing Xia; University of Texas at Dallas P-6. A Conserved Phosphatase Cascade that Regulates Nuclear Membrane Biogenesis; Youngjun Kim*, Matthew S. Gentry, Thurl E. Harris, Sandra E. Wiley, John C. Lawrence, Jr., and Jack E. Dixon; Univ. of California, and Univ. of Virginia P-7. Suicide candidate genes associated with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia: An exploratory gene expression profiling analysis of post-mortem prefrontal cortex; Sanghyeon Kim*, and Howard K. Gershenfeld; Univ. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center P-8. Lattice Boltzmann Method of Blood Flow in Anastomosis Models with Non-Newtonian Effect. , X. Xu, Y.H.Kim, and J.S. Lee; Wayne State University P-9. Chromatographic Rapid Determination of Association Constants of Drugs to Protein Using Immobilized Protein HPLC Column; Hee Seung Kim, and Irving Wainer; National Institute on Aging, and National Institutes of Health P-10. Developmental and gene expression analyses of a cotton naked seed mutant; Jinsuk J. Lee, and Z. Jeffrey Chen; The University of Texas at Austin P-11. Optical measurements of cell membrane rheology; YongKeun Park, Gabriel Popescu, Kamran Badizadegan, Ramachandra Dasari, and Michael S. Feld; MIT P-12. Scalable Biomimetic Myocardium with Structural and Functional Integration; Deok-Ho Kim, Keonwoo Kwon, Yue Li, Joanne Wang, Kahp-Yang Suh, and Andre Levchenko; Johns Hopkins University P-13. Comparative Analysis of Bio-Medical Imaging at 3.7 Terahertz with a High Power Quantum Cascade Laser; Seongsin M. Kim; Stanford University P-14. ModVis: an Information Visualization Tool for Gene Module Discovery; Justin Molineaux, Jianhua Xuan, and others; Virginia Tech P-15. A Study of Alternative Splicing Pattern using pre-mRNA within Acceptor/Donor Site of Arabidopsis Thaliana; Minseo Park, Dean L. Falcone, and Karen M. Daniels; University of Massachusetts P-16. Large Scale Electron Microscope Reconstructions of Brain Structure; Yuriy Mishchenko, and Dmitri Chklovskii; Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) P-17. Label-Free High-Throughput Screening of Protein Binding Events and Their Kinetics Using SPR Microscopy with Large Protein Microarrays; Gibum Kim*, and Charles. T. Campbell; University of Washington P-18. Application of Bayesian paradigm in clinical trial design; Dong Woo Kang; Clinical Pharmacology Pfizer Global R&D P-19. Recombinant Expression of Superoxide Reductase from the Hyperthermophilic Archaeon Pyrococcus furiosus in Arabidopsis, and Cloning of Glutathione Reductase from psychrophile, Colwellia psychrerythraea; Mikyoung Lee Ji, Yang Ju Im, Alice Lee, Wendy Boss, and Amy Grunden; North Carolina State University P-20. Understanding the Mechanism of Action of PA824: Formation of an Adduct with Cofactor F420; Young Hwan Ha*, Ujjini H. Manjunatha, Cynthia S. Dowd, and Clifton E. Barry, III; NIH P-21. Cyclic Peptoids; Sung Bin Y. Shin*, Barney Yoo, Louis J. Todaro, and Kent Kirshenbaum; New York UniVersity P-22. Application of Xpleo in the X-Ray Structure Determination of a Putative Lipoate-Protein Ligase from Streptococcus Pneumoniae Tigr4; Gye Won Han et al.; The Scripps Research Institute P-23. The Nature of Voltage Dependence of Na-K Pump and Na-Ca Exchange Currents in Cardiac Myocytes; Chin-Ok Lee*, and David C. Gadsby; The Rockefeller University 54
CEE Poster Session P-24. Use of MIT Scan-2 in Dowel-Alignment Evaluation; Hyung Bae Kim*, and Woo Sun Peong; Expressway & Transportation Technology Institute, Hwasung-shi, Kyungki-do, Korea P-25. Expansion and Application of Series Approximation Model for Nonlinear Random Process; MyoungKeun Choi*, and Bert Sweetman; Texas A&M University P-26. Investigating Potential Benefits of Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII) on Isolated Ramp Metering - Preliminary Results; Hyungjun Park*, and Brian L. Smith; University of Virginia
CBS Poster Session P-27. Sensors and Memories Based on Nanoelectronic Devices; Wan Soo Yun, Jinhee Kim, and Dong Han Ha P-28. Free carrier dynamics of GaN semiconductor measured by non-collinear parametric up-conversion; JungRae Park, William R. Donaldson, Roman Sobolewski, and David Gracias P-29. Randomized Phase II Trials with a Prospective Control; Sin-Ho Jung P-30. Understanding the Mechanism of Action of PA824: Formation of an Adduct with Cofactor F420; Young Hwan Ha, Ujjini H. Manjunatha, Cynthia S. Dowd, and Clifton E. Barry, III P-31. Applying Information Visualization Techniques to Aid Nursing Home Selection Decision, Ji Soo Yi, Julie A. Jacko, John T. Stasko, and Francois Sainfort P-32. Redundant Flight Computer Architecture to Improve Reliability and Performance of the CREAM Data Acquisition System; J.H. Yoo, H.S. Ahn, O. Ganel, J.H. Han, M.H. Lee, L. Lutz, A. Malinin, E.S. Seo, P. Walpole, Y.S. Yoon, and S.Y. Zinn P-33 Online Calculation of BLAST Parameters; Yonil Park*, Sergey Sheetlin, and John L. Spouge
FST Poster Session P-34. Identification and Characteristics of Vibrio vulnificus hupA Encoding a Heme Uptake Protein; Seong Min Lee, Man Hwan Oh, and Sang Ho Choi*; Seoul National University P-35. Quantitative Analysis of Total Fat and Trans Fatty Acids with Heat Treatment and Time Variation of Vegetable Oils; Myeong Gil, Kim; Gyeonggi-do Institute of Health and Environment P-36. Soy Isoflavones Repress Adipogenic Differentiation of Human Adipose-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells; Mi Hyun Kim#, Joon-Suk Park##, Seon Hye Lee, Kyung-Sun Kang### and Yeon Sook Lee*; #Seoul National University, ##Department of Veterinary Public Health, and ###Adult Stem Cell Research Center of Seoul National University P-37. Two Novel Natural Soy Peptide Mixtures as Heme Oxygenase-1 Inducer; Mi-Kyung Shin#, Yong-Hyun Kwon, In-Sang Song##, Chang-Won Ahn##, Ho-Hyun Lee*##, Ki-Seon Han##, Ju-Hee Kang, Chang-Shin Park; #Inha Research Institute for Medical Sciences, ##Nongshim Co., Ltd P-38. New peptides isolated from a soy protein hydrolysate that inhibit adipocyte differentiation process via activation AMP-activated protein kinase; Ho-Hyun Lee*#, Hye-Sun Park1, Ju-Hee Kang##, Chang- Shin Park, Chang-Won Ahn, and In-Sang Song; #Nongshim Co., Ltd, ##Inha Research Institute for Medical Sciences P-39. Soy peptide mixture with AMP-activated protein kinase activating and leptin-like effects inhibits the development of diet-induced obesity in mice; Ju-Hee Kang, Eun-Hee Jang, Joon-Seop Moon, Jung Hyun Ko, Chang-Won Ahn, Ho-Hyun Lee*, Jae-Kil Shin, Chang-Shin Park; #Inha Research Institute for Medical Sciences, ##Nong Shim Co., Ltd
P-40. Technology to control Maillard Reaction & Browning of Soybean Paste; Seong-Il Lim*, Eun-Jung Kwak, Sung-Hun Yi, and Shin-Yang Choi; Korea Food Research Institute
P-41. The stability of red pigment and Monacolin K from red yeast rice produced by Monascus purpureus; Seong-Il Lim*, Eun-Jung Kwak, Sung-Hun Yi, and Shin-Yang Choi; Korea Food Research Institute P-42. Chemical Characteristics of a Protein-Bounded-Polysaccharide Fraction in the Liquid Cultured Mycelial Extract of Phellinus linteus; Ha-Yull Chung*, Mi-Young Kim, and Jong-Lae Kim; #Hankyong National University, and ##Whanin Pharm. Co., Ltd. P-43. Survey on the Heavy Metals in Agricultural Products in Korea; Suk Bae Lee*, H.-S. Kim, E. J. Kim, K. J. Lee, D. H. Kim, H. S. Kang, S. J. Shin, Y. K. Lee and D. G. Leem; Busan Regional Food & Drug Administration P-44. Sensory Evaluation of Korean Traditional Foods; S.P. Hong*#, M.A. Lee, E.M. Kim, I.S. Chae, B.H. Jang, D. Ahn## and K. Prusa##; #Korea Food Research Institute, and ##Iowa State University 55 P-45. A study on the bioavailabity of eggshell calcium in the growing rats Department of Food and Nutrition; Soon-Ok Chang; The University of SuWon P-46. Inhibition of Genotoxic Heterocyclic Aromatic Amine Formation and Overall Mutagenicity in Ground Beef Patties Using Rubus coreanum Miquel; Shin, Han-Seung*, and Lee, Jaewhan; Dongguk University P-47. Menu Development Process of Using Gochujang Product; Kyung-Soo Han*#, Hyun-A Lee##, Seong-il Lim#, Sang-pil Hong#; #Korea Food Research Institute, and ##Kyonggi University P-48. A new sucrose derivative produced by transglycosylation of recombinant Sulfolobus shibatae - glycosidase; Jong-Hyun Jung, Na-Young Park, Jaeho Cha1, and Cheon-Seok Park*; KyungHee University P-49. Quality Characteristics of Yackwa Baked in Oven; Sook Young Lee*#, So Young Jang, Hai Jung Chung##, and Mi Jung Park; #ChangAng University, and ##Daejin College P-50. Phenolics in Iceberg and Romaine Lettuces and Their Protective Effects on Oxidative Stress in Neuron-like PC 12 Cells; Tae Kyu Nam, Ho Jin Heo, Young-Rok Kim, Chang Y. Lee, and Dae Ok Kim* P-51. Physicochemical Properties of Rice Starch Modified by Thermus aquaticus 4- -glucanotransferase; Young-Sam Moon, Ha V Do, Kwan-Hwa Park, and Yong-Ro Kim*; Seoul National UniversityRepublic of Korea P-52 Characterization of various enzymes for astaxanthin production in heterologous hosts as the predominant carotenoid; Seon-Kang Choi*#, Satoru Matsuda##, and Norihiko Misawa; #Gangneung Techno Valley, and ##Marine Biotechnology Institute P-53. Detection of Salmonella spp. in Chicken Using an Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA); Mi-Kyung Park*, Rajesh Guntupalli, Jun-Hyun Oh, and Tung-Shi Huang; Tuskegee University
CNT Poster Session P-54. Small UAV Communication System with FDTD Method Broadband Microstrip Slot Antenna; Duck Hwan Kim; KIST P-55. A novel high-frequency arbitrary waveform generator for UWB RADAR pulse generation; Hongjoon Kim; City College of New York P-56. Speech Enhancement Using Sequential Gain Estimation; Young Joon Kim; SK Telecomm P-57. Service-level Engineering Solution to Wireless Broadband; Jaesung Jang; SK Telecomm P-58. Recent Advances in MIMO for Mobile communications; Kwang Bok Lee; Seoul National University P-59. Simple Linear Multi-user MIMO Solutions for Achieving Near Sum Capacity; Chan-Byoung Chae*, Robert W. Heath Jr., and David Mazzarese; University of Texas at Austin P-60. A Miniaturized Metamaterial Peano Antenna for T-DMB Application; Wee Sang Park; Pohang University of Science and Technology
NST Poster Presentation P-61. A Novel Scanning Thermal Microscopy Technique Using a Tipless Microcantilever in Aqueous Liquid; Seonghwan Kim*, and Kenneth D. Kihm; University of Tennessee P-62. Optical Properties of DNA-and Mercaptoundecanoicacid-conjugated Quantum Dots by Single Molecule Confocal Microscopy and Spectroscopy; Hyeonggon Kang*, Peter Yim, Matthew Clarke, and Jeeseong Hwang; NIST
SBR Poster Session P-63. Dynamic splicing change of NMDA receptor in various neurons and in response to neuronal excitation, Han K, An P, Grabowski, PJ
56 KSEA Awards
Saturday (2007-08-11) Evening Grand Ballroom
Outstanding Contribution to KSEA
Dr. Yung Bog Chae
EDUCATION 1959 B.S in Chemistry, Seoul National University, Korea 1961 Diplom Chemiker in Organic Chemistry. University of Munich, Germany 1965 Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry, University of Munich, Germany by Prof. Rolf Huisgen
APPOINTMENTS 1965-1967 Research Associate, Max-Planck Institute for Cell Chemistry, Munich, Germany (Biochemistry). Research on the Enzyme Acting Mechanism of Fatty Acid Bio Synthesis, by Prof. Feodor Lynen. (Nobel Laureate 1964) 1967-1969 Research Associate, Dept of Biochemistry, New York University, USA. Research on mechanism of protein bio synthesis on ribosome, m-RNA, and t-RNA and initiation factor (Molecular Biology.) by Prof. Severo Ochoa. (Nobel Laureate 1956) 1969-1981 Head of Applied Chemistry Research Department, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), in Seoul Korea 1981-1993 President, Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology(KRICT) in Dae Duck Science Town, Korea 1984-1993 Vice President. The Association of Korea Specialty Chemical Industry. 1989-1990 Member of Presidential Advisory Committee on Science and Technology, Korean Government. 1995-1997 President,AFMC(Asian Federation of Medicinal Chemistry) 1993-1995 Member of Presidencial Councilon Scienceand Technology(Koean Government) 1994-1995 President, The Korean Chemical Society. 1995-1998 Vice President, Korean Academy of Scienceand Technology 1999-2002 Chairman, Korea Research Council on Fundamental Science and Technology 2002-2003 Minister, Ministry of Science & Technology of Korea 2005- President, Korea Federation of Science and Technology Societies 2004- Chairman of the Board of Directors, Institute Pasture Korea (France) 2004- Chaired Professor, HanYang University 2005- Chairman of the Board of Directors, Research Institute of Bioinformatics & Molecular Design
Publications 10 journal papers and conference presentations/proceedings.
Prizes & Awards 1972 Medal of Honour Civil Merit 1976 Order of Civil Merit, Dong-Baeg Medal 1980 Sam-il Cultural Award 1998 Wun-Kyung Award.(Science and Technology) 2000 Hyo-Ryong Award (Science and Technology) 2004 Highest Order of Civil Merit, Cheong-Jo Medal
57 Outstanding Contribution to KSEA
Dr. Chan Il Chung
Dr. CHAN IL CHUNG is a Professor Emeritus at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, New York. He was born in Incheon, Korea, received his high school diploma from Kyung-Gi High School, BChE from Seoul National University in Korea, MChE from Stevens Institute of Technology, and PhD from Rutgers University in the USA.
He worked in industry for about 12 years, including LG in Korea, Celanese Plastics, Waldron-Hartig, and Exxon in the USA. He joined RPI as an assistant professor in 1973, received early tenure in four years and a fast promotion to a full professor in six years at the age of 39. He became a Professor Emeritus and Research Professor in 2000, and then fully retired in 2005.
Dr. Chung served as the 31st President of KSEA in 2002-2003. He is primarily recognized for his contributions to the theory and practice of polymer extrusion technology. His professional activities throughout his career have been carried out mostly at the Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE). He serves as the Chairperson of the SPE- Extrusion Division in 1977. He was the first Korean-American to receive one of the SPE’s highest awards in 2004, “the International Engineering / Technology Award”. He was elected a Fellow of SPE in 1985 when there were only about 30 fellows among about 25,000 members. From the SPE-Extrusion Division, he received the highest award of the Division, “the Distinguished Achievement Award”, in 1987 and also “the Bruce Maddock Award” in 2000.
58 Scientist of the Year
Dr. Yong Moon Choi
Education 2005 Highlights of an MBA, Executive Education Program Columbia University, Graduate School of Business New York, New York, U.S.A. 1978-1981 Research Fellow, Synthetic/Organoborane Chemistry Herbert C. Brown(Nobel Laureate, 1979) and Richard B. Wetherill Laboratory Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, U.S.A. 1973-1977 Ph.D., Physical Organic/Organostanne Chemistry Department of Chemistry, State University of New York Albany, New York, U.S.A. 1969-1973 B.S., Chemistry, Sogang Jesuit University, Seoul, Korea
Employment History SK Corporation, Bio-Pharmaceuticals Business Division (USA/Korea/China, 1993-2006) Executive Consultant, SK Bio-Pharm-Global, SK Corporation, 2007-Present Executive Vice President, SK Bio-Pharm-Global, SK Corporation, 2006 Senior Vice President, SK Bio-Pharm-Global, SK Corporation, 2003-2005 President, Founder, SK Bio-Pharm-Shanghai, Inc., Shanghai, China, 2002-2005 Vice President, Founder, SK Bio-Pharm-USA/Korea, SK Corporation, 1993-2002
Carter-Wallace, Inc., Cranbury, New Jersey (1981-1993) Director, Preclinical Research & Development, 1988-1993 H.C. Brown and R.B. Wetherill Laboratory, Purdue Univ.(1978-1981) Research Fellow, Exploratory Reducing Agents Development & Their Reductions
Accomplishments/Performances in SK Corporation - Founded a Venture Model, SK Bio-Pharmaceuticals(1993) and building up a global Division (2003) in terms of the regions, New Jersey, Seoul/DIT, and Shanghai. - Created and led to an expertise in Central Nervous System (CNS) along with Metabolic Disease & Anti-Cancer area that ranges from the Discovery to the Commercialization through the Developments, the Preclinical/Clinical. - Led contributing to the Success of 5 INDs( ) consecutively since the first Korean company achieved the approval of IND (YKP10A, Anti-Depressant in 1996) by U.S. FDA. - Executed Leading to the Value Maximization of the Business Unit ( >$1B, year 2006) through both leveraging a CNS Pipeline Portfolio (Total Spending: $100MM, 1993-2005) and the value of Strategic Alliance with Johnson & Johnson Group. - Achieved and Established successfully a Strategic Alliance with Johnson & Johnson Group, Licensing out of three drug candidates, YKP509 (Anti-Epileptic in year 1999), YKP10A (Anti-Depressant in year 2000), and YKP581 (Anti-Depressant in year 2002). - Made an exceptional contribution to earn an Upfront, Milestone Payment and a Running Royalty of three drug candidates, dealing individually with YKP509, YKP10A, and YKP581. - Contributed inventing and bringing The CNS Technology and The Ideas for the 50 publications of patents(30), several articles/papers(20), and internal reports.
59 Outstanding Community Service
Dr. Gye Won Han
Gye Won Han, Ph.D. is currently a Scientific Associate at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) and the Joint Center for Structural Genomics (JCSG). She has published more than 30 papers in the top leading journals of the Structural Biology, including PNAS, JBC, Structure, JMB, Proteins and Acta Cryst.
Ph.D. (1993) University of Pittsburgh M.S. (1984) and B.S. (1982), Ewha Womans University
After Dr. Han received her Ph.D. from the Univ. of Pittsburgh, she moved to San Diego for her first postdoc with prof. Joseph Kraut at UCSD. Since then she has remained in California except for one year at the Univ. of Washington, Structural Genomics Pathogenic Protozoa in 2003. She was a research faculty member at UCLA, Molecular Biology Inst. from 1999-2003.
Dr. Han became a KSEA member in 1992 while working on her Ph.D. in Pittsburgh. Since then, she has been actively involved both locally (Chapter President of KSEA-SD, 2006-2007 and committee member of KSEA-SC, 2001-2003) and nationally (MD2, 2005-2006, group B councilor, 2003-2006). Dr. Han was one of the founding members and also the 1st President of KWiSE (Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering). She has endeavored to enhance the participation of women scientists in KSEA activities. She was a general chair of the KUSCO/KSEA-SD/KWiSE Science Park Symposium 2006 and a co-chair of the Women’s Symposium and Forum at UKC2005 -2006. She is also a co-chair of Women’s Forum in UKC2007.
Outstanding Community Service
Dr. Jeong Seop Shim
EDUCATION Jan. 1994 – Jan. 2001 Ph.D. Environmental Science, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), Newark, NJ Sept. 1992 – Jan. 1994 M.S. Environmental Science, NJIT Sept. 1986 – Feb. 1989 M.S. Environmental and Pollution Control, Graduate School of Engineering, Yonsei Univ., Seoul, Korea Mar. 1980 – Feb. 1984 B.S. Environmental Science, Dept. of Health Science, Yonsei Univ., Wonju, Korea
WORK EXPERIENCE Mar. 2007 – present Lab Chemist of Material Characterization Laboratory, Otto H. York Center for Environmental Engineering and Science, NJIT Nov. 2004 – Feb. 2007 Field Analytic Chemist as Environmental Scientist, Otto H. York Center for Environmental Engineering and Science, NJIT June 2001 – Oct. 2004 Post-doctoral Research Associate (Environmental Scientist), Otto H. York Center for Environmental Engineering and Science, NJIT Jan. 1998 – Dec. 2000 Teaching and Graduate Assistant in Freshman General Chemistry Lab., NJIT Feb. 1995 – Jan. 1998 Environmental Engineer, SRE Inc., Nutley, NJ Development of a commercial (spirally wound) bioreactor to remove indoor air pollutants, as well as phenolics in wastewater Mar. 1988 – Feb. 1990 Teaching and Research Assistant, Environmental Science, College of Health Science, Yonsei Univ., Wonju, Korea
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, Member American Chemical Society, Member Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA), Member 60 Outstanding Chapter
New York Metro- New Jersey Chapters
Recent Achievements Report KSEA-NY Metro Chapter Fiscal Year (FY) 2006-2007
Prepared by Seongwon Kim
KMSO 2006 KSEA New York Metro Chapter and New Jersey Chapter co-hosted 13th Math/Science Olympiad (KMSO2006) at Manhattan College, Bronx, NY (NY chapter) and Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ (NJ chapter) on Nov. 11, 2006. It was held to instill the interest in science and mathematics among 4-11th grade students. This year, 192/144 students participated to the Math Olympiad in NY/NJ and so did 152/95 students to the Science Olympiad.
Northeast Regional Conference
The Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) NJ, NY Metro and KASBP chapters held the 16th annual KSEA Northeast Regional Conference (NRC) on May 4 - 5 (Friday-Saturday), 2007 at Woodloch Springs Resort, Hawley, PA. All major branches of science and technology were accommodated by the NRC2007, such as bio & pharmaceutical science, information technology, material & process technology, and civil & environmental engineering. More than 100 Korean-American scientists and engineers attended the NRC2007. Dr. Sunghoon Choi received a contribution award.
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The Ho-Am Prize Committee awards the 2008 Ho-Am Prizes to those who have made distinguished contributions to the development of our society through prominent accomplishments in various fields of science, the arts and community service.
1. Awarding Categories
Science………...Those who have made outstanding achievements in research in the area of basic science. Engineering….Those who have made outstanding achievements in the areas of engineering and technology. Medicine ….….Those who have made outstanding achievements in the areas of medicine and pharmacy. The Arts……….Those who have made outstanding contributions to culture and the arts through creative activities, exhibition and research in relevant areas. Community Service.…Those who have made outstanding achievements in the area of social service and thereby contributed to the enhancement of public welfare.
-The Prizes in all categories are awarded to people of Korean ethnic origin. The Prize in Community Service, -however, can also be awarded to foreigners who have made outstanding contributions to Korea and Koreans -at home and abroad. -The Prize in each category consists of a certificate, a gold medal (187.5g) and 200 mil. Korean won. -In principle, prizes are awarded to one individual. However, more than two people may share the same prize -if their accomplishments are deemed to be equal in merit.
2. Nominators
The following persons are eligible to nominate candidates:
- Members of the Ho-Am Prize Committee - Previous Ho-Am prize winners and Ho-Am Prize Screening Committee members - Individuals holding established positions in various occupations, associations and institutions in Korea and abroad. * Each nominator may only recommend one person or one group in each category.
3. Papers and Materials for Nomination
- Official nomination form and supporting documentary evidence of achievements including news articles. - One representative thesis and five related theses (printed in international journals) in the categories of Science, Engineering and Medicine.
4. Submission of Nominations
The Ho-Am Prize Committee will receive nominations of the 2008 Ho-Am Prize until November 30, 2007. Documents should be sent to the following address. - 20th Fl ., Samsung Life Ins. Bldg. 150 Taepyengno 2-ga Jung-gu, Seoul 100-716, Korea Tel) 82-2-2259-7884~7 / Fax) 82-2-2259-7883 * Nomination form download: http://www.hoamprize.org * The winners of the 2008 Ho-Am Prizes will be announced in major Korean dailies in April, 2008. The presentation ceremony will be held on June, 2008.
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